Isaac Saul

It's just on and on and on.

Don Jr.

is investing in and advising Polymarket and Calchu, gambling companies where, by the way, we've seen these very peculiar trades happening, huge, huge whales coming in and betting on things like tariffs being called off or a ceasefire in Iran.

with the kind of timing that to me only implies insider information.

I mean, the deeper you go, the more there are.

And the crazy thing for me was as this piece was coming out, as I was literally drafting the piece, more stories were breaking.

So I'm like having to add paragraph and paragraph right up to publication time.

I mean, it seems like every other day there's another story like this.

Yeah, they've been pretty significant.

And this is something that I think is really understated because Trump has done a really good job of branding, you know, Mar-a-Lago as the winner White House.

And we've all sort of become accustomed to the fact that he might meet with some foreign leader or have some high level meetings at his properties outside the White House.

which this is almost a place where I could be a little more sympathetic to the president.

He comes in as this businessman.

He owns these properties.

Of course, he might use them.

They're functional for these kinds of high-level, glitzy meetings.

But then you dig into it, and you realize that these properties exist all over the world.

And as Trump's political fame has risen, they've used that fame

to raise all this money for people who are donating to his campaigns.

And then they're sometimes gifting out big events at these major properties.