Eric Trump

I mean, Steve, I would not leave his side.

And by the way, I hate that as a business guy, like I felt powerless, right?

You just feel powerless in courtrooms, but I would not leave his side.

You know, he had to have somebody that loved him right next to him.

And I went to that courtroom every single day.

I drove down with him in the morning.

I came back with him in the afternoon.

And by the way, because my father was gagged so oftentimes, Steve, I was the guy that was, you know, out there on the courthouse steps

yelling and screaming to the media about what a sham this whole trial was.

My father got convicted of 34 felonies by a judge who had a daughter who was one of the largest digital fundraisers of the Democratic Party, and the guy wouldn't recuse himself.

It was crazy.

The whole trial was crazy, but that whole point was crazy.

So 34 felony convictions get read aloud.

We've overturned every single one of them since.

But I'll never forget, he stood up, turned around.

I was the first person to, obviously, right there, shook my hand.

We walked out proudly, but we were in the car.

And he goes, honey, I'm not sure how, but I'm going to win this thing.

We're going to win this thing.

And he meant, obviously, the case, overturning the case, but he also meant the presidency.