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when you guys are in it. Adam to your

left. First time him and I spoke when he

wanted to come to uh uh be with us at

the great uh beaches of Addison, Texas.

Okay. He leaves Miami. He says, "I want

to leave Miami." He had a life-changing

event. His father passed away. He had a

relationship that didn't work out

because she had some health issues. So

he said, "I just want to come to

Addison." Comes to Addison. We're doing

the first interview. I said, "So tell me

where you stand politically." He says,

"What? What do you mean?" I said, "So,

how do you feel about Trump?" He says,

"What what does that have to do with

anything?" I said, "I want to know where

you stand with Trump." You remember this

phone call, right?

>> We have a good ending, buddy.

>> At least he's on the team now, right?

>> Maybe.

>> He's on the train. So,

>> better late than never.

>> So, I He's like, "Well," and all of a

sudden, I noticed by the way he's

reacting, I already know the answer. I

know where the guy stands. Well, you

know, I just don't like this and I don't

Russia and I think there's I said, "What

Russia?" So, even with the Russia stuff

that said Russia, Russia, Russia, all

this stuff. How does it now feel that

when you're seeing all of these stories

coming out, the 274 FBI for January 6,

you know, insurrection when you're

seeing, you know, and then Cash Patel

today says our job is not to go out

there and monitor and see what's going

on. That's not our job to go out there

and be, we'll play the clip here in a

minute. You got Russia collusion, the

dosi, you got all this stuff that now's

coming out. How does it feel for you

guys? How does redemption feel now?

>> Well, it's total vindication. I mean, so

it's the whole point. I know we're

talking about a little while, but it's

the whole point of my book, right? I

wrote a book, Under Siege. Think about

this. They impeached my father twice

over absolutely nothing. They made up

Russia Gate, right? I mean, they made up

the dirty dossier where they claimed

that he did unthinkably disgusting and

lewd things, right? And that was all

paid for by Hillary Clinton. They raided

our home. They raided Mara Lago. They

raided Melania's room. They raided

Baron's room. I became the most

subpoenaed person in American history

for doing absolutely nothing wrong, for

being an honest good person, right?

Unlike Hunter Biden, by the way, who's,

you know, fingerpainting all day long

and saying selling it to Chinese

nationals. I mean, they weaponized every

DA and every AG. 91 felony indictments,

right? I mean, Maine pulled him off the

ballot. Colorado pulled him off the

ballot. We were deplatformed. Twitter,

Instagram, Facebook, they ripped us off

like we were dogs. They left Boka Haram.

They left the Ayatollah. They left

al-Qaeda on there, but they ripped the

45th president off. Guys, they tried to

bankrupt us. They tried to take the name

off of Trump Tower and every building

that we have around New York State and

around the globe. They wanted us done.

You know, they deplatformed us. They

debanked us. They did everything they

could to possibly destroy us. And when

none of that worked, they tried to kill

him. They tried to kill him first in

Butler, Pennsylvania. Then they tried to

kill him again at a at a golf course.

They put our family and they put this

country under siege, right? And and and

so it is like the greatest vindication.

I mean, I was sitting there. I sat next

to my father in those those disgusting

courtrooms in New York City every single

day as they read and we've overturned

every one of the cases. We've won every

single one of these cases

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>> and I always tell I always tell the

story. We hop in a car. So, you know, it

was it was that you know horrible Mawn

trial. The daughter works for the

Democratic party, right? 34 felony

convictions were read out. He stands up,

turns around, shakes my hand. We hop in

the car. we're leaving the courthouse.

He goes, "Honey, I don't know how right

now, but we're going to win this thing."

And and when he said win it, he meant

win the White House. He meant win the

entire trial. And I said, "It's either

the White House or jail because that's

how bad it was at the time." Meaning you

either you either win the entire thing

or you know that they're going to throw

you in jail for the and now all of a

sudden you're sitting there and you know

Hakee is wearing the Trump 2028 hat and

you know he's doing these memes

memes with Chuck Schumer wearing a

>> and having the greatest time of his life

and just dismantling the whole system

that was so corrupt dismantling DEI USAD

which was literally like you know a

terrorist organization toward the United

States and you know you see the stock

market today. You see everything that's

happening. You see energy prices

falling. The biggest tax breaks in the

history of the country. Peace in the

Middle East. My man over here is a

crypto guy like I am. You know, Bitcoin

hit 124 a little while ago. So, I'm very

proud of that. And

>> he's doing he's doing awesome. And it's

like the greatest redemption.

>> How how do you but you see the

redemption side, but you don't see the

vengeance side. So that's the part and

and because you essentially could if you

wanted to and you're having fun with it,

but some people may say, you know, why

aren't you going a little bit harder

after your enemies? You are, you're not,

but it it doesn't seem like like even

what happened with him, you know, with

the earlier we're talking about the

shooting. We're talking one at Palm

Beach, but you got the other one at

Butler. He's like he's just moving on.

So what's his mindset when you're

saying, "Hey, we'd like to know who went

after you. We'd like to know who tried

to kill you. We'd like to know what

happened here." No, we got business to

do. Why is he doing that? What's he

thinking when he's making those moves?

>> Listen, I think he has a different

calculus than all of us. I here Here's

what I'll tell you. I am wholly

unsatisfied about what happened at at

Butler, right? I I am wholly Listen,

they they got to the the phones of every

January 6th grandmother who was walking

through the capital taking selfies, but

you couldn't figure out who a

21-year-old kid who had four cell phones

was. You know, that that's sitting on a

roof at Butler, Pennsylvania with a with

a sniper rifle, right? No, no, no.

nothing to see over here, but we're

going to go after this, you know,

75-year-old grandmother who loves

America, who was singing the Pledge of

Allegiance 3 minutes before and took a

took a selfie in the capital. Give me a

break. I don't I don't think anybody

buys it, but I I think he's playing with

a different calculus, right? There's

national security concerns there, right?

He does. And and and obviously he knows

what they are. And so, um, you know, I

think he's been a total gentleman about

it. I I think as a son, it's very hard

for me to be a gentleman about it,

right? I'm I'm still pissed off. I think

a lot of America is still pissed off

about this. and and I can say that

listen, he has to be the

commander-in-chief of the country and he

has to do so being cool and collected

and um I just think he has a different

calculus than than probably all of us

collectively do. And there's a sense of

maturity there that I think is actually,

you know, pretty special and unique.

>> That that's a that's a good word you use

maturity, right? Because it's how do you

use maturity with a two-term president

who had a show that was number one for

15 years, who's a multi-billionaire,

raised kids that are very good kids, all

independent doing their own thing. the

the part about maturity. So for you from

the lens because the first time I think

we did the podcast was two days after

you guys won, right? I think it was one

or two it was two days or three days. It

was right after he won, right? But now

so we couldn't measure on how he's

managing his second full second term

that he's in. So we're looking at this

book right now. If you're watching this

and you're loving the podcast, this will

be at the end of every single one of the

clips. We would like to see if we can do

something. Okay, collect. Thank you so

much. I would like you, if you're

watching this, to go support Eric Trump.

We're going to put the link below. Buy a

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
raid /reɪd/ B1	verb - to attack and plunder (a place) suddenly noun - an attack or raid on a place
impeach /ɪmˈpiːtʃ/ C1	verb - to charge the holder of a public office with misconduct
vindication /ˌvɪndɪˈkeɪʃn/ C1	noun - the action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion
collusion /kəˈluːʒn/ C1	noun - secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy, especially in order to cheat or deceive others
maturity /məˈtʃʊərɪti/ B2	noun - the state of being fully developed (physically, emotionally, or intellectually)
dismantling /dɪsˈmæntlɪŋ/ B2	verb - to take apart; to demolish or destroy
weaponized /ˈwɛpənʌɪzd/ C1	verb - to adapt or use something for use as a weapon
subpoenaed /səˈpiːnəd/ C2	verb - officially require (someone) to attend a court or other legal proceeding
calculus /ˈkælkjʊləs/ C1	noun - a method of calculation noun - a way of thinking or reasoning
siege /siːdʒ/ B2	noun - a situation in which a place is surrounded by an enemy
raid /reɪd/ B1	noun - a surprise attack by police or soldiers
conviction /kənˈvɪkʃn/ B2	noun - a formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense
corrupt /kəˈrʌpt/ B2	adjective - dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power
vindication /ˌvɪndɪˈkeɪʃn/ C1	noun - the action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion
deplatformed /diːˈplætfɔːmd/ C2	verb - to prevent someone from having a platform to express their views
indictment /ɪnˈdaɪtmənt/ C1	noun - a formal charge or accusation of a crime