Dotard isn’t the only Trump to cash in from his presidency.
Since their father won a second term, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump — President Donald Trump’s two eldest sons, neither of whom hold official roles in the administration — have become linked to investments in at least 10 companies with military applications. Those firms have collectively received about $3.7 billion in federal funds since the start of the second Trump administration, according to a review of public records. These companies are posting record profits, selling munitions for Trump’s war in Iran. Trump is rearming America. His sons are invested in the companies selling it weapons. The president’s two eldest sons are linked to investments in at least 10 defense firms that have drawn some $3.7 billion in federal funds since he took office — and no law requires them to step back. Trump is rearming America. His sons are invested in the companies selling it weapons. The president’s two eldest sons are linked to investments in at least 10 defense firms that ha...