Eric Trump

And I said, dad, it's either 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, it's either the White House, or we're both in jail.

I mean, that was like the dichotomy of life, right?

There were these moments, there were these highs and lows, right?

There were these highs and lows, Steve, that I can't even, you know, I mean, Butler was one of them where, you know, I see my father's head almost get taken off by the gunman, right?

And then exactly, you know, two days later, exactly 48 hours later, I was the Republican, you know, I was the, you know,

you know, the delegate from Florida that was otherwise, you know, voting in Florida to make my father the Republican nominee for president of the United States, right?

You had these weird highs and lows in this entire process.

But that car ride, listen, it's either going to be the White House or they're going to lock us up and they're going to put us in jail.

You know, that's what they wanted.

And, you know, God came through in this story in a very big way.

And I don't say that lightly.

Like, we always felt this presence where we were being guided and we were being protected.

And every single day you had one of these super dark moments

man, there'd be this little light, you know, and it would shine, this little opening, this, you know, this sea would part, and all of a sudden there was an opportunity, there was hope, there was energy.

I can't tell you how many times we felt that, but I felt that, you know, I felt that in the car, I felt that after Butler, and yeah, that was an amazing moment.

I mean, it showed how fragile this process was.

It was either 1600 Pennsylvania, or I truly believe they would have locked us up for doing nothing wrong, but just because that's how weaponized the system had become.

Yeah.

I do.

I do.