Isaac Saul

Sometimes they're allowing people to pay to come in and host big events at these properties, not just in the United States, but again, all over the world.

These are often foreign leaders.

who are organizing events or meetings, high-level events or meetings, then giving the Trump family cash under the table, which is sort of like this open, hey, we just gave you a few million dollars, and now I'm going to come meet with you at maybe your golf course in Ireland or at this site of a luxury hotel that's not even finished yet, but you're building in a place like Qatar.

And then while we're there, we're going to discuss how the US regulates arms deals to Qatar.

That is problematic.

There is an issue there that everybody should really care about.

I think one of the big ones that we're going to see happen now is that Trump just selected National Adoral Miami Hotel to host the December G20 Summit this year.

So

20 of the biggest countries and leaders are going to be coming to his property.

There's going to be a huge amount of money dumped into reserving that property and paying the Trump family, the Trump organization to come use it.

And then when everybody's there, Trump's going to be on his home turf kind of negotiating and navigating all these relationships he has.

That alone, like that story by itself, I should just say, would be a massive months-long scandal in any other administration.

And it is two sentences of a 6,000-word piece that I wrote about this.

That alone would do newspaper headlines in a different era for months on end.

But in this administration, it's like most Americans don't even seem to know about it.

Thanks for having me on, guys.

I very much appreciate it.

You're very welcome.