When you're trying to get something from Donald Trump, it's very important to keep in mind that,

one, he's the most easily manipulable person on the planet. And two, he's the greediest. That's why

Cutter just handed him a quote-unquote flying palace in the form of a Boeing 747.

President Trump is addressing reports that his administration will accept a super-ludgery jumbo jet from Qatar.

The 747 would be used as his new Air Force One.

Aviation experts say the plane has a face value of about $400 million.

Four sources tell NBC News that the plane would be transferred to the Trump presidential library foundation once he ends

his second term, which of course raises several ethical questions. Top Senate Democrat, Chuck Schumer,

compare the deal to bribery. Tonight on Truth Social, Trump said Democrats are bothered by the

quote, gift. He defended the deal as a very public and transparent transaction.

Okay. A $4,400 million aircraft is being given allegedly or ostensibly to the government of the

United States of America, but then after Donald's term, it is being transferred to his presidential library, which, if it's anything

like the library in my grandparents' house, will have no books in it. And I would be shocked

if it were ever built at all. So are they going to park the 747 in the parking lot of the library? No, it is going to be available for

Donald's personal use. So if it's a gift to the United States government, it should stay

with the United States government. But that is not going on here. The reason we know this is

bribery is because this is a $400 million payout to the

person of Donald Trump. And he is the only person who is going to benefit from this grotesque gift.

Now, of course, the Trump regime is a complete lockstep in making sure that this absolutely

illegal unconstitutional bribe is above board, or at least appears to be above board.

They're just claiming it's a simple gift, a simple gift to the government.

I mean, who doesn't just randomly gift people $400 million in one form of the or another?

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