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Eric Trump on Prosecuting TREASON, Civil War & the Battle of Good vs. Evil · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Houlhouse. So today on the show, I've got two guests joining me. My good friend Clay Clark, but also Eric Trump, the son of our president. So we're gonna be diving into a lot of different topics facing America right now.
• 0:34
  But I wanted to give just a little bit of caveat before we get started here. Eric is not his father. And so when I see if I post something and say, hey, I'm interviewing Eric Trump, most of the comments or some of the comments I get, like, hey, you know, ask him about this, ask him about that. The thing is is that he's not gonna speak on behalf of his father. So there's no use in me saying, Eric, what do you think about Operation Warp Speed or anything like that?
• 0:58
  Because a, he's his father's son, and he's just gonna back his father, especially publicly, especially on some small podcasts like mine. So that's not gonna get us anywhere. But the thing is is that he's not focused on that stuff. Right? If you know Eric, which I know him behind the scenes, he's just focused on the lawfare.
• 1:15
  He's focused on running the Trump empire. He's focused on a lot of these things. Now, if I was sitting down with, you know, president Donald Trump, I would be asking him things like, hey, let's talk about operation Warp Speed, or let's talk about digital IDs, and these are some topics that I would be comfortable bringing up because I believe in them. But these aren't topics that make sense to bring up with his son who is not gonna throw his dad out of the bus to try to appease me as a podcaster. So that's not gonna get us anywhere.
• 1:42
  So I'm just giving you a little bit of kind of like a warning. If that's what you expect to happen in this interview, it's not gonna happen. Now it is gonna be a very real interview, a very sober sober interview about where our country's at, the threat of, you know, people calling for civil war, asking the questions about treason. I mean, in my opinion, if you look at what happened in 2020, there was a coup. Right?
• 2:05
  Our government that was supposed to be duly elected through our election process, that was stolen from us. And so some of the questions I have are, will we see justice? You know, we have examples of what, again, what I believe to be treasonous activity that is now being opened up and proved. And so I wanna find out and see what Eric's thoughts are. So are we gonna see justice?
• 2:25
  Are we gonna see, you know, criminals prosecuted for treason? You know, so these are some questions that are really on my mind. So, but also, I wanna dig into the battle of good and evil and, you know, what kind of changes that he saw in his dad after Butler and, you know, some questions like that about, you know, how he frames this overall, I guess, fight that our country is in from a spiritual perspective, because that's a very important part of this whole thing for me. So I hope you enjoy the interview very much. Eric Trump and Clay Clark.
• 2:56
  I I feel like I'm, like, waking up in some wild reality to just be staring at the two of you on the teleprompter. Thank you so much for, being here today. It's great to have you both on the show.
• 3:07
  Speaker 2: Good to be there, Seth.
• 3:09
  Speaker 3: Thank you, Seth. We really do, appreciate you allowing us to be here, and I could not be more fired up to be with your listeners today.
• 3:14
  Speaker 1: Absolutely. I should have worn my tie today, but at least I'm in the same color code as you guys. There's a lot that I want to dig into. Know, Eric, you have a book that I want to touch on, absolutely. And just ask you some bigger questions.
• 3:29
  But first, I think, just starting off, you know, when you think about the Trump family, it's obviously your dad's a president. You know, he was kind of the the figurehead that built the Trump empire as we know it today. A lot of people, I think, aren't as familiar with what your role is and especially how critical your role is to the Trump empire. So do you wanna start with just giving us a little bit of background about, like, what your day to day looks like and what you're handling, you know, especially with the load that you've been given now that your dad's Yeah. Not doing any of the business stuff anymore?
• 3:59
  Speaker 2: Well, my father came to me in 2016, Seth, and he said, listen, honey, I want you to run the run the company. I worked in the organization for a long time. I built many of our buildings. I had, you know, run many of our our teams, most of our teams. I was I was very very passionate about it.
• 4:11
  You know, I I loved everything that was real estate. I loved everything that is the Trump organization, our company, and and I took it over at at 33. Never, you know, did I think that we're gonna see the type of lawfare that we saw in the years that followed, but we've got one of the greatest real estate, you know, hospitality companies anywhere on earth. Obviously, very big into to crypto that's become a big part of our company over the last two to three years. We really believe in it, especially after being debanked like so many other conservatives were during that period of time.
• 4:39
  But now I I am fortunate to have 26 projects in development all over the world right now. Obviously, our our core portfolio, so many of you, you know, know so many of our projects. We probably have a, you know, a building or a property, you know, near you if you live in this country, certainly. But I'm I'm very fortunate to to head up the ship and, you know, take that off of his shoulders when he went to Washington DC, and I've been running it ever since.
• 5:02
  Speaker 1: I I can't imagine dealing with that on top of the lawfare. You you've been subpoenaed, what, a 110 times or a 100 and I mean, how many subpoenas have you been hit with?
• 5:12
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Between myself and the company, a 112 subpoenas over over a pretty short period of time. I became, I think, the most subpoenaed person in American history. I'm gonna verify that, but I've never been able to find through a lot of searches anybody that's even come close to receiving the amount of subpoenas I had, and that's only because they want to destroy our family. They want to take us down.
• 5:28
  They want to break us, and, and they weren't able to do so.
• 5:33
  Speaker 1: Clay, you've also had your legal attacks too, but I think they pale in comparison to the Trump empire. But I know you've also been the victim of a lot of lawfare as well.
• 5:44
  Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you a funny story. We were backstage at one of the reawaken events. Eric was back there. Alina Habba was back. Don't Eric's good friends.
• 5:50
  Cash Patel was back there. Devin Nunez was back there. Somehow, I snuck back there. And the conversation was, is there anybody in this group, general Flynn included, that's not been sued or subpoenaed recently? And the answer was no.
• 6:03
  And I think that's one thing, Eric. If people choose to unapologetically stand with the Trumps or to stand with this make America great again, a a a plan to save America, You're going to be sued. You're going to be subpoenaed. They're going to try to put you under siege. And so when Eric had this title for under siege and started talking about this book, I'm going, that sounds like my life too.
• 6:25
  So I think under siege, in my opinion, is sort of a a theme that everybody who's spoken out, against the far left can resonate with. Seth, I bet you every one of your listeners has been censored in some way, shape, or form for posting facts and truth on social media, Facebook, etcetera.
• 6:41
  Speaker 1: Oh, I mean, even the the first video I put out, the plot to seal America, which, Eric, your father ended up retweeting it and pinning it, which really was the beginning of my whole career as a podcaster.
• 6:51
  Speaker 2: Of course.
• 6:51
  Speaker 1: I had I had a business at that time. I had I mean, I had people even calling my personal cell phone, giving me, you know, death threats. And and I was just like, where'd this come from? And it's just it was amazing how much the world reacts. But, Eric, one one question I have for you, in in terms of under siege is the idea of, like, under siege from who?
• 7:10
  Right? Because there's a lot of enemies. There's lot of of globalist enemies, world leaders that wanna see America on its knees, but, like, when you're when you're pinpointing the enemy, and I think it's, you know, a lot of times it's it's left versus right, but I think it extends so far beyond left versus right. If you look at getting to Soros and him funding a lot of these things and getting into World Economic Forum Absolutely. Who who do you see as being the the greatest threats to freedom here in America?
• 7:35
  Speaker 2: Well, listen. I go into this a lot a lot of detail in the book. Actually, Clay is one the few people who's who's read the the entire book, and and and I bestowed that honor to virtually no one. And and, and I think he'll tell you the same thing. But listen, under siege, it's it's the relentless tax that was coordinated by the White House against our entire family, you know, vis a vis the entire government, whether it's AGs, whether it's DAs all across the country.
• 7:57
  I mean, Leticia James, Alvin Bragg, Fannie Willis, you know, special counsel is Jack Smith, Mueller. They were all put there to do a task. They were all put there. I mean, you had Jack Smith who raided Mar A Lago on behalf of the National Archives. Does anybody actually believe that to be the case?
• 8:13
  Of course, it wasn't the case. That's what America was told. And then sure enough, you know, America Arlen was behind it, and and obviously, Joe Biden was was behind it. You know, they've weaponized every aspect. Look look at what Lois Lerner was doing with the IRS targeting churches, targeting nonprofits, targeting conservative organizations.
• 8:32
  Look at what they did to go after YouTube, to go after Twitter, Facebook, Instagram to make sure that articles were censored, that the Biden laptop, you know, disem you know, the whole story about Biden's laptop was written off as, quote, unquote, Russian propaganda. The government targeted everyone. They target our free speech. They targeted religious organizations. They raided Mar A Lago.
• 8:56
  They spied on our campaign. They weaponized the DOJ. They weaponized the FBI. They made up the Russia hoax, you know, and their whole Russia collusion story, which was completely fabricated. They tried to impeach my father the first time, then they tried to impeach him again.
• 9:09
  Then they went after Kavanaugh. Then they subpoenaed me a 112 times. Then they took him off the ballot in Colorado. Then they took him off the ballot in Maine. You know, they've done everything they could.
• 9:20
  They put his mugshot all over the place. And you know what? Every single time it backfired. And then they tried to kill my father, not just in Butler, Pennsylvania, but also in in West Palm. Then you just saw what they did with with my friend, Charlie Kirk.
• 9:32
  Two days before under siege came out, they killed somebody that I sat on that stage with a 100 times who was a friend of mine who knew Clay, who knew all of us. We we were all good friends. They tried to put our family and our movement under siege, and and that's why I named the book, you know, exactly what it is. And and, frankly, I think the American people have had enough with it. I I can tell you, I went to number one almost instantly on Amazon.
• 9:54
  You know, we're seven days away from the book going live. We went to number one in virtually every category in memoirs and biographies and nationally and in government. Let
• 10:05
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• 11:31
  Speaker 2: You know, I I think people are voting with their pocketbooks, and and, you know, I think people are are are trying to stand with the movement, and and and they were all hurt. We were all influenced by this. If if you were a conservative and you had a voice, they came after you and attacked you. No different than what we're seeing on TV right now with Jack Smith, you know, targeting senators, spying on senators. Where have we seen this before?
• 11:54
  So it was all of government, and it was all coordinated by the people at the top try and take down Donald Trump, his family, and the greatest political movement ever created.
• 12:03
  Speaker 1: And so one I think one of the big questions that I have, I think it's also the question you hear a lot of, you know, people talking about, especially those that see the understand the role of the constitution and see what's happening. You know, when I witnessed what happened in 2020, for me, it wasn't about these mysterious ballots kinda, you know, showing up or the lost thumb drives. For me, was a coup. It was a a coordinated effort to throw to overthrow a justly elected political official in the area of a country. And so it's so much bigger than just the the kinda the the bantering over, well, at 3AM, those ballots were justified.
• 12:36
  Mean, that's what happened. It was a coup, and we saw our country under four years of Biden, really a lot what I'd say is treasonous activity, opening the border, you know, intentionally targeting conservatives, etcetera. And one of the questions that I have, I think a lot of people have, is when do we when will we see justice? Because I think that when you look at the people and look at the information that's now coming out, the the documentation on the Steele dossier, Crossfire Hurricane, Spygate, these aren't just criminal activities that you get a slap on the hand and get, you know, say, five years in a in a cushy penitentiary. This is treason, right?
• 13:09
  When you're going against the constitution at that level, it's treason. So do you think that we're gonna start seeing some more serious political justice happening? Not necessarily politicizing the justice department, but actually bringing people on both sides of the aisle that you know, to the the courts and and and properly prosecuting as as treason for their actions.
• 13:31
  Speaker 2: You know, Seth, it was it was the biggest topic in this in this entire book. Right? I mean, I mean, think about Hillary Clinton for a second. Right? When I get a call from the FBI, when I get a call from the Washington Post, when I get a call from from the New York Times, I hear you have secret servers in the basement of Trump Tower communicating with the Kremlin.
• 13:46
  Right? They made up that lie. They talk about it. They joke about it in their email communication with the Clinton campaign. Right?
• 13:52
  That's their October surprise. And and how do they define an October surprise? October surprise is is something that they go out there. They have the media run with. Right?
• 14:00
  It's so damaging that it hurts them at the vote, but but the candidate doesn't have enough time to disprove. Right? Because you're already in early voting. Right? That's your October supply.
• 14:09
  Make up a lie. Give them so little time to be able to disprove it that by the time they do disprove it, it's already false. Now in Hillary's case, right, she tried to make up this October surprise. You know, she tried to use it as justification for why the Clinton family lost against a bunch of derelicts, right, who who didn't know the first thing about politics. We I mean, we're real estate developers.
• 14:28
  We didn't know anything about politics. We've talked about this a 100 times. But think about what she did in the process. She pitted the two largest nuclear set powers against each other. I mean, for a two, three year period of time, America and Russia were hardly able to communicate because it had the shadow over it of Donald Trump, you know, colluded with the Kremlin from the basement of Trump power, something that the FBI knew on day one was absolute bogus false lies.
• 14:54
  We had no secret servers. They knew that. We had no servers in the basement of Trump Tower. They knew that. We are largely cloud based.
• 15:00
  They knew that. And they wouldn't come out and say that this is just dishonest, you know, campaign junk. And so instead, what happened is you had the two largest nuclear superpowers who didn't have any communication for three years. So some greedy woman could try and get three extra votes during a campaign or conversely on the back end justify why she lost in such an embarrassing fashion to Donald Trump, Eric Trump, Donald Trump junior, you know, and about 12 other people who are willing to stand on that stage and about the only 12 people who actually believed in ourselves and believed that we could win outside the American public who was behind us in in ways that, you know, you can't even imagine. And so it's incredibly damaging, and people should go to jail for it.
• 15:42
  People should absolutely be she should have gone to jail for deleting 33,000 emails, but my father didn't think it was appropriate to send, you know, the wife of a former president and a secretary of state, you know, to prison. You know, yet when my father was out of office, they tried to imprison me. They tried to imprison everyone. They went after everybody viciously. They tried to bankrupt them.
• 16:02
  They tried to take our company. They tried to deplatform us, debank us, you know, subpoena us, put us in jail, you know, charged my father 91 times, put his mugshot all over the damn place. All cases that, by the way, Seth, we won in the aftermath, but that's what they wanted to do. They they wanted to cut the head off the line. They wanted to make us voiceless.
• 16:22
  You know? I mean, they didn't want us on that stage. They didn't want us in front of that camera. They didn't want us to have any monetary means to be able to defend ourselves. You know, they wanted us gone and dead, and they wanted the same of you and your listeners.
• 16:37
  And that's why they were turning down their dials as well. That's why they were censoring them. That's why they were gagging them. You know? That's why when you went to YouTube and looked up a video of Donald Trump, it wouldn't show up.
• 16:48
  They were trying to make us irrelevant. And you know what? It pissed off the American people, and it did not work.
• 16:54
  Speaker 1: I agree. And and I think that a lot of people wanna see the gloves come off. Right? Because I know that the first term is always you're you're kinda playing more delicately. You have to make you know, make sure you get the reelection, but now second term.
• 17:06
  And, obviously, you know, we're still early in in the overall, you know, presidency, but I you know, regardless of who it is or what political affiliation for me, I want justice. I want truth and justice restored, and I I'm hoping that that we You see know, because if if if we don't have faith in truth and justice anymore in the country, it doesn't matter what the economy looks like. The the whole country is lost. Right, Clay? What are you what are your thoughts on that?
• 17:32
  Speaker 3: Well, I can just say, when, president Trump decided to run for office or decided to when he announced he was going to run for president to The United States, he came to that golden escalator. Eric, you've mentioned throughout the book that, you know, you didn't know what a caucus was or what delegates were. I mean, that wasn't your world. I think a lot of us felt the same way. I don't know about you, but I wasn't standing around talking to my living room with my wonderful wife about caucuses and delegates.
• 17:55
  I would just get out and vote and not show up and vote. But I I think we all kinda woke up to the political process with Eric. I think as Eric was asked to speak in front of it, maybe Eric maybe disagree with this, but I think when you were asked to speak about caucuses and, you know, delegates and these sorts of things and illegal immigration and you're talking about these things for the first time as a business guy, I think a lot of people in my case who are business guys were going, you know, what he just said makes a lot of sense, but I should go look that up. So I think a lot of us woke up altogether. And I think, Eric, your life really is sort of a journey that many of us have gone through, and I think we all want to see justice at the same time.
• 18:34
  Speaker 2: Believe me, if there's anybody that wants to see justice, it's me. You know, when when they're taking medical files from my father's room, right, against the law, against HIPAA, when they're taking documents marked attorney client privilege from my father's room and his office, you know, again, attorney client privilege. When they're trying to raid our homes, when they're trying to destroy their families, when Jack Smith threw his people who who raided Mar A Lago are yelling, I want all security cameras turned off immediately at Mar A Lago, which, by the way, I I I refuse to do. I want justice. What they put us through was hell, and no one has has paid the price for it.
• 19:11
  By the way, isn't that really ironic that Biden pardoned everybody? He pardoned everybody coming out of out of the White House. He pardoned Hunter. He pardoned everybody. Right?
• 19:20
  Because he knows. He knows exactly what they did. He knows that they weaponized all of government to come after our family and come after our movement. And, again, it didn't work. But what has worked is we won the greatest political victory in the history of of the country.
• 19:32
  We won every single swing state. We won the popular vote. Now we have the house. Now we have the senate. Now we have the executive branch.
• 19:38
  Right? We have a six three majority on on the supreme court. You know, the mainstream media is is largely dead. They no longer have the voice that they had before. They become so much less relevant that they they've ever been before.
• 19:49
  And my father's throwing so much lead in the air that these guys can't even catch it. Right? I mean, he's doing such a great job. You you see him all day long. And you have a a dead Democratic party that's in total shambles.
• 20:00
  They don't know who they are. They don't know what they stand for. You know, the only thing they stand for is being the antithesis of of of Trump. And, honestly, the American people obviously don't like that. Hence, the reason, obviously, my father won the popular vote in this country, and I think he's even stronger now.
• 20:13
  And so what do these people do? They resort to violence. That's always what they do. They resort to violence when it came to my father and Butler. They tried again in Palm Beach.
• 20:20
  Obviously, they shot our good friend Charlie in in the neck. Well, when you lose the argument resort to violence, that's been the entire playbook of the Democratic party. Their first playbook was identity politics. That stopped working. And so now they're just becoming violent people, and it's incredibly worrisome to watch.
• 20:38
  Speaker 1: Are you are you concerned that this country could descend into some kind of civil war? Because when I see the buildup of Antifa, I see what's happening in different kind of different areas, you know, Oregon as an example, and even you see the the the call for this, on both sides of the aisle, the call for that. I'm I'm worried because I've also studied history a lot, and if you look at historically, whether it was in the Spanish civil war or any of the civil wars, it's never followed by something good. It usually creates a power vacuum where you have evil that comes in. Is that something that concerns you?
• 21:09
  Is is the country kinda destabilizing into something like that?
• 21:13
  Speaker 2: Listen. I think we have I think we right now, we because we won, we have the strongest country we've ever had before. I mean, look at our economy. Look at our stock market today. Right?
• 21:20
  Look at, I mean, look at every aspect. Look at energy prices. Look at inflation coming back down to normal levels. Again, the stock market's been booming. You know, we're doing great.
• 21:29
  Tariffs are bringing in billions of dollars a year. We should have well, what I am worried about is the radical left. You know? I know you just mentioned this on both sides. I would almost challenge you on that.
• 21:38
  I I've only seen it on one side. I mean, I've only seen it on one side. I saw my father's head almost get blown off. I saw a good friend get shot in the neck come in. You know, I saw Steve Scalise, who I know very well.
• 21:47
  I saw him take a couple bullets. You know, I saw them try and kill Kavanaugh. I you know, I I mean, I've only seen the bullets fly one way. By the way, I can't tell you how many packages of white powder I've opened up. Right?
• 21:58
  I I I see that, you know, that congressman the other day who talks about I mean, you saw those unthinkable text messages. I'm actually only seeing it, you know, go going in one direction. I mean, I've spoken at Clay Clark's events where we were surrounded by Antifa where they were leaving things, you know, nails and spikes under people's tires to otherwise destroy the tires of people's cars. I mean, I've seen that. You know?
• 22:19
  I've I've attended thousands of MAGA events. I've never once seen anybody even remotely trying to inflict harm, on anybody else. So I don't think it's actually happening on both sides. You know? Or, you know, listen.
• 22:30
  There there might be an offense in here or here or there. I see it disproportionately happening by the radical left in this country who are unhinged, who are shooting rifles at ICE officers, you know, who are who are who are burning down churches in this country, including during the, quote, unquote, summer of love in Washington DC where they torch Saint John's Episcopal Church. I I would disagree. I think it's happening toward one party and not toward the other.
• 22:56
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Actually, good point. I guess I'll clarify a little bit more so in seeing that what I was seeing, especially after after the Charlie Kirk assassination that you saw, you know, pretty prominent voices on the right saying, is this the next step? Right? Not like they're calling for it, but it's more as a defensive posturing of saying, look at the violence that's happening.
• 23:11
  Is this where we're headed? Right? Not necessarily saying, hey, we want civil war, because I think that a lot of people, they understand, especially people that understand that the constitution's second amendment, they they know what that brings. So I I I agree We
• 23:22
  Speaker 2: never we can never allow that to happen.
• 23:24
  Speaker 1: I agree.
• 23:24
  Speaker 2: We can never ever ever allow that to to to happen. We have we're the greatest country in the world. We have the greatest superpower in the world. We can't allow that to happen. At the same time, we can't allow anarchy.
• 23:33
  Right? And and that's and that's what the left has divulged into, and and we better have law enforcement to clean up these streets. You know, we we better stop the terror of our cities in this country. Look how fast my father was able to clean up Washington DC. It's a beautiful thing.
• 23:47
  Beautiful thing. In twelve days, they effectively went from one of the murder capitals of the country to zero, to perfect peace, to perfect prosperity. You know, then all of a sudden, he sends National Guard into, you know, into Chicago, and Pritzker goes crazy because I guess he I guess Pritzker likes seeing death and destruction all over the place because I've I've done a lot of work in Chicago. I know the city very well, and that's all I've ever seen over over, you know, the last ten years, you know, fifteen years that I've been in Chicago. And by the way, the city's been going downhill for the last fifty, maybe longer, all under radical left democrats.
• 24:18
  They keep on getting worse and worse and worse and worse. And yet my father wants to solve a problem, by the way, in a blue city. I think there's a lot of people in previous administrations who would've just said, you know what? You know, that that that city is being run by the democrats. Let it go.
• 24:31
  It's just a you know, it's it's a it's a bad reflection on them. Now my father wants to clean up this nation. He wants to stop the crime. He wants to fix the the, you know, these cities regardless of whether or not they're in blue jurisdictions or red jurisdictions. And despite that, they're they're not even open to the help.
• 24:48
  In fact, they're obstructionist to the help that would otherwise keep young kids from getting murdered and assassinated on on weekends on on American city streets. It it really blows my mind.
• 25:00
  Speaker 1: And me too. Me too. And it's it it it represents a a kind of a tricky dynamic because, obviously, I'm not a fan of federal police coming in to to the state level, but when you have when you have the state level completely compromised governors and mayors and everything, yet you have a a just a just at the federal level, which is you know, it doesn't happen very often. It's like, well, what do you do? Right?
• 25:22
  Because you you still want to keep control, and you still want to go in there. But, yeah, if you've got governors like Newsom or other governors that, you know, seem like there's an agenda to actually drive their states into complete chaos, you know, the question of, like, okay, bringing in something from the top down, is it justified? And I'd rather see law and order, to be honest. So but I wanna I wanna actually transition to a different topic with you and and hear your thoughts on this, because I've noticed that in watching, especially your father's discussion, as he's kind of sharing more of his personal journey, especially after Butler, I've seen that he's talked more about faith in God and the overall idea of good versus evil. What is your perspective on that battle, like the battle of good versus evil as it's playing out, and how have you seen your father change his tune, or has he changed his tune?
• 26:13
  What are you seeing happen at that level? Because I think that's where this all kinda buries into is actually fundamentally that this is God versus Satan. You know, this is a a bigger thing, but I'll let you answer.
• 26:23
  Speaker 2: Yeah. This is a big big theme in Under Siege. I mean, I talk a lot in my book about this because I I truly believe that that god's hand has been on his shoulder in in ways that, people can't even imagine. I I heard Mike Huckabee say it early on in the primaries when he's actually running against my father. He said right after one of debates, he goes, I feel like the hand of god has been on your father's shoulder and that, you know, not only is he gonna win the primaries, again, he was competing.
• 26:44
  Right? So this was against, you know, against his own interest, you know, but he's gonna beat Hillary Clinton. He's gonna be the next commander in chief, and he's gonna guide this nation. And, you know, I saw how god protected him in Butler, Pennsylvania. I saw that perfect American flag fold up right above his head, right, which is too coincidental to be I mean, American flags just don't fold up like that.
• 27:02
  You know, I I can't tell you how many instances throughout the course of the campaign. And and and, really, you know, we had a lot of ugly, a a lot of dark, and evil times. And and every single time we had a low point, you know, we would see this beacon of hope. And and every single time when we thought we had the lowest moment, all of a sudden, we would be surprised by this little glimmer of of of light that that would guide us in the next direction and and and and to win against unthinkable odds. I mean, to beat Hillary Clinton with a five to one, you know, I I mean, she literally had five times as much capital.
• 27:36
  We effectively, you know, self funded our campaign. You know, somebody who knew something about politics, believe me, somebody was guiding us, somebody was giving us wisdom, somebody was protecting the family, to be protected on that stage again in Butler. There there's too many coincidences to even, you know, to to to even begin to go through all of them, but it's a big aspect of this book. It's a big aspect of who I am. It's a big aspect of my family.
• 27:58
  It's a big aspect of of how I was raised, and certainly a big aspect of how I raised my children.
• 28:03
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. You and I both. And, Clay, I know you as well. I'll I'll let you comment, Clay.
• 28:08
  Speaker 3: Yeah. I just wanted to share something real quick here. I've had the opportunity, to to read Eric's book from cover to cover and and, have been a part of just providing some feedback on this book. And I will tell you, as a father, Seth, you know, I have five kids. And so I've always wanted to know what was it like being raised by Donald J.
• 28:24
  Trump. And if that is what you wanna know, Eric goes through Eric Eric is a very detailed journaler, by the way. So he's got unbelievable stories and anecdotal examples of how his father raised him working on the construction sites. Before the age of 13, his dad hasn't worked on the construction sites. Then part two of the book is really a book about what do you do when your dad decides to run for presidency?
• 28:44
  You're 33 years old, and the dad hands off the company to you. I mean, what do you do when your dad's running for presidency and he turns over the company to you? And then part three is, like, we we we forget because it happened so fast, but the Mar A Lago raids, what was it like? The morning after the Butler assassination attempt there. I I actually spoke to Eric Trump that morning.
• 29:02
  Eric called me and just how calm and cool and collected you choose to be, Eric, when you're going through something like that. I talked to Eric the day of the assassination attempt and the day after, and it's just the ability to compartmentalize and keep the main thing the main thing and turn your bitterness into bitterness. The book is incredible. And I was still I was telling Eric I said, Eric, this book where there's so many people that listen to man in America, there's so many people that have been to the reawaken tour, And we might net we might not ever we never we might never get an in a personal invite to go to Mar A Lago. But what if we could do a thing where everybody who buys the book, Seth, is entered in for an opportunity to win a a trip or a drawing, a a chance to win a trip to go to Mar A Lago to have dinner with Eric and I.
• 29:44
  And Eric was going, okay. Okay. Where are you going with this? And I said, and what we'll do, Eric, is we're gonna give out your cell phone number. We'll put your phone number on the screen, and that way everybody who watches Man in America, they'll just keep it private.
• 29:55
  They can just text you once they've bought a copy of the book. And Eric set up a hard pivot here, emotionally compartmentalizing here.
• 30:02
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• 31:25
  Speaker 3: Let's say yes to the idea, but no to giving out my phone number. And so right here, Seth, this is my sign. It's custom. It's handmade. Anybody who buys a copy of Eric's book between now and October 14, if you text a proof of purchase to my cell phone number, (918) 851-0102.
• 31:42
  So you buy the book on Amazon under siege, and you text a proof of purchase to my cell phone number. You are entered in for a chance to win dinner with Eric Trump and I at Mar A Lago. Now if you're in a tight spot, if you're watching today's show and you say, hey. I'm in a tight spot, you can just text this number, and you're also entered in for the drawing. So we'd love it if you'd buy a copy of the book under siege.
• 32:02
  But if for some reason, you're you're in a tight spot and you can't afford to buy the book right now, we get it. You can text that number. And, Eric, this is gonna be a fun way for somebody to have dinner with you, and then they're gonna get to experience that whole under the siege theme as they're with me. They're gonna go, why why is Clay with me here? I wanted to be with Eric.
• 32:19
  Why am I under siege? And that's all part of the theme. Eric, what's gonna happen for that lucky winner, sir?
• 32:24
  Speaker 2: Well, it's first of all, it's it's Mar A Lago. It's the greatest place in the entire world, and and and, you know, so few people ever get to see it. So come. I promise you'll have the greatest meal of your entire life. But beyond that, make your voices heard.
• 32:34
  I mean, make your voices heard, but go buy a copy of the book, support the cause. But beyond that, this was an attack against all of us. This was an attack against all of America. This was an attack against religion. It was attack against freedom.
• 32:46
  It was attack against family. It was attack against, you know, red, white, and blue something, you know, that we adore so much. They were coming after each and every single one of us. And and so this story is for all of us. And by the way, it's also a story of how good can triumph over evil.
• 33:00
  And that's exactly what he did here against all against unthinkable odds. It is David Goliath. Right? I mean, that is the story. How did we beat the federal government?
• 33:10
  How did we beat these indictments? How do we beat, you know, the funding deficits? You know, the the the democrats versus versus us, you know, that, you know, they're they're raising five, six, seven times as much as us. How do we beat the mainstream media in this country that was so weaponized? I mean, 98% of the media's coverage against our family and my father was was negative.
• 33:32
  And so people are speaking with their pocketbooks. I mean, the the book, as I mentioned before, went to number one almost instantly on on Amazon in every single category. People are pissed off. And and by the way, as my father gets accused of of weaponizing, you know, the system against what James Comey the other day because it very much clear to me that, you know, I certainly think he lied to, you know, to Ted Cruz. And and and and as he was indicted, everybody's saying, you know, Donald Trump is weaponizing the entire system.
• 33:58
  I hope if you have anybody in your life that said that to you, that's on the opposite side, I hope you get this book and ask them to read the first half of this book and and tell me whether or not, you know, they think that the the the the system is being weaponized against the democrats. We live through hell. Our entire party lived through hell. Both of you guys lived through hell. They tried to take us all out.
• 34:20
  They tried to do so in the most crass, heinous way that you could possibly imagine. So, listen. We're gonna have a great time at Mar A Lago for one lucky winner, and I promise you, whoever wins is gonna have the time of their life. So definitely text Clay's number, but go support the cause. Go buy a book.
• 34:36
  Send a book to your liberal neighbor. Have them read half of it with an open mind, and let me know what you think.
• 34:43
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Good idea. Or maybe do, a book swap. So they'll call you know, I'll show you your mine. You show me yours.
• 34:48
  Right? So say, look. I'll read one of your books. I'll read Obama's biography if you read Eric Trump's book. And
• 34:53
  Speaker 2: I I like this idea. Do do do a hundred and seven days. We call it a hundred and seven days of sobriety, hundred and seven days. And and then and then put that next to put that next to see under siege and and and and tell me who wins the day in terms of story and perseverance and a hardship. And, you know, and and and and and tell me after reading that who you'd rather have, you know, see, you know, run The United States Of America, the greatest country by far in in the world.
• 35:18
  And, you know, maybe you can talk about family competence and overall competence after you read those two books. You know, I I I implore people to do that side by side and and, you know, and line them up next to one another and you know?
• 35:32
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, as as sons of presidents, I'd love to see the the comparison between you and Hunter Biden in life accomplishments. So no, his artwork sounds
• 35:39
  Speaker 3: for a lot
• 35:40
  Speaker 2: of money. Another great great book to line up. Hey. With my book, you'll you won't find any no illicit drugs, no prostitution, no, you know, shady companies, No companies that don't sell a product and don't have a website. No finger painting, you know, and and selling finger art to, you know, to foreign nationals and and and other people.
• 36:00
  You won't see any of that. You'll see beautiful children. You'll see God, and you'll see a a wonderful American business that that works very, very hard to be extremely good at what we do.
• 36:08
  Speaker 1: Well, there we go. Well, Clay and Eric, thank you again for your time. I'll make sure that the links that we talked about, especially for the book, is in the show description. I'll put Clay's phone number in there. I'll be texting that later too.
• 36:18
  Maybe I can be the winner. I promise I won't cheat on that. But thank you both for your time. It's it's great having you on the show, and just just keep keep the fight strong. We we have a long road ahead of us, but thank you so much.
• 36:28
  Speaker 2: We do. Thanks so much, Seth.
• 36:31
  Speaker 3: Thank you.
• 36:32
  Speaker 1: Alright. Great. So half hour?
• 36:34
  Speaker 2: Thanks, buddy.
• 36:34
  Speaker 1: Was that good? That was okay,
• 36:35
  Speaker 2: You're you're you're you're amazing. You're amazing, bud. You're
• 36:38
  Speaker 1: amazing. It
• 36:38
  Speaker 2: was fun.
• 36:39
  Speaker 1: Okay. Thank you.
• 36:39
  Speaker 3: I try
• 36:40
  Speaker 1: I tried to have, you know, not, like, all easy questions, but I think it was it was good.
• 36:43
  Speaker 2: No. No. It was it was it was wonderful. It
• 36:45
  Speaker 1: was great.
• 36:45
  Speaker 2: You're awesome, man. Alright. Thanks, buddy.
• 36:47
  Speaker 3: Thanks, Eric.
• 36:47
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