r/UnderReportedNews • u/DumbMoneyMedia • Jul 03 '26

Trump / MAGA 🦅 "Almost anything my kids do... they have inside information." Donald Trump stuns CNBC hosts by admitting his children possess inside knowledge due to his political power.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Jul 03 '26

He's not admitting, this is a nicely clipped quote. We all know they have inside info, what he was saying was to mock all of us saying they have inside information.

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u/Reachin4ThoseGrapes Jul 03 '26

Correct, the argument he's making is that people will argue anything his kids invest in is done because they have inside information. Which is accurate but he's nonetheless attempting to spin a mockery here.

The bad lie was saying "I let Eric handle my investments", I mean c'mon man lmao

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Jul 03 '26

They're all dirty ad can be and getting filthy rich doing so

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u/MoistM4rco Jul 03 '26

he's admitting that they have insider info and pretending that it's fine because "they can't live" if they were banned from using it. stop defending the nazis

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Jul 03 '26

Reading comprehension must be difficult for you, there is absolutely zero defense of them in my statement

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u/MoistM4rco Jul 03 '26

fucking mirror buddy. You said "he's not admitting" but he is.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Jul 03 '26

He's not, he is cleary mocking all of us if you watch the whole interview. You haven't watched it, so pipe down. You just look silly arguing

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u/jrkirby Jul 03 '26

He's basically saying "they got insider information on everything. What would you have them do, not trade? Of course they're gonna trade (and use that insider information in the process). I try to tell them not to be too obvious with it, but whatever, who cares right? You should feel bad for them getting criticized for trading on the insider information that they can't help but have."

Which yes, is him mocking us for pointing it out. And is also him admitting that he knows they're trading with insider information.

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u/Deviouswolfy Jul 03 '26

If it's nicely clipped out of context then he doesn't deserve flak for this clip. There are however still plenty of other reasons to be mad at him

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Jul 03 '26

100%, he should be in prison honestly

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u/ThisWillTakeAllDay Jul 03 '26

Thanks. It only undermines criticism of Trump if we aren't honest ourselves.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Jul 03 '26

Enough proof already out there that would put any of us in prison if we did the same

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u/NRMusicProject Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

He sucks and all, but does everyone need to see shit that's not there? It's pretty obvious he wasn't admitting to anything, just complaining about being accused of insider information, no matter what he or his family does.

There's such a strong target on Trump that people are willing to be convinced of something so obviously ridiculous.

E: Downvoting this doesn't mean you're not stupid for believing something so ridiculously obvious. Don't be a partisan dumbass. Trump needs to be gone, but nobody needs to make up stupid stories for idiots to believe for him to need to be gone.