‘Incredible grift’:
Eric Trump brags about scoring
$24 million Pentagon deal

‘Kleptocracy:
Trump’s involvement in crypto
is ‘open grift’, Ben McKenzie says

‘The Marie Antoinette presidency:
Nicolle reacts to never-ending GRIFT of
BILLIONAIRE Trump family

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Trump and family getting richer by Iran War
while public get poorer: investigation need now

As of April 2026, reports have surfaced regarding potential financial conflicts of interest involving President Donald Trump’s family and businesses amid the ongoing Iran conflict. Critics and some lawmakers have called for investigations into whether the administration’s foreign policy is being influenced by personal enrichment opportunities. 

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Allegations of Profit During Iran Conflict 

• Drone Investments: Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump invested in Powerus, a drone manufacturer, which has pitched defensive drone interceptors to Gulf countries threatened by Iranian drone attacks. These states are heavily dependent on the U.S. military, which is led by their father. 
  • -Houston Chronicle-
     
• Middle East Business Deals: The Trump Organization has expanded its overseas operations, with projects valued at approximately $17 billion in the Middle East, including a $7 billion development deal with Saudi Arabian partners. 
  • -Mother Jones-
     
• Jared Kushner’s Firm:Congressional investigators have initiated a formal inquiry into Jared Kushner’s private equity firm, which has raised over $5 billion, mostly from Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, to determine if these funds influenced U.S. foreign policy. 
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• Suspicious Trading: Authorities are investigating a series of well-timed trades that occurred minutes before major announcements on the Iran conflict, including a $430 million bet on falling oil prices before an Iran ceasefire announcement. 
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Public Impact and Economic Fallout

• Inflationary Pressure: The conflict with Iran has pushed U.S. inflation to 3.3% as of March 2026, causing increased costs for necessities for working families. 
• Energy and Food Prices: The conflict has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, causing a significant rise in global energy prices and a surge in consumer prices by 40–120% in some regions due to supply emergencies. 
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• Defense Spending: The conflict has resulted in significant U.S. spending on defense, with estimates reaching over $16 billion in potential arms sales to Gulf allies, while the U.S. federal deficit faces further strain. 
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Calls for Investigation

• Congressional investigators are scrutinizing the business dealings of the Trump family. 
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• Ethics experts have expressed concern that the Trump family could become the first presidential family to profit significantly from a war, according to reports in the Houston Chronicle. 
• The White House and the Trump Organization have denied any conflict of interest, stating that they are fully compliant with laws and that the president’s assets are managed by his children. 
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Lawmakers and critics are pushing for
deeper investigations into these matters. 

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Senator Whitehouse Drops Bombshell On
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on accountability

‘You Were Wrong To Do This’:
Al Green Torches Trump Over ‘Jesus’ Image Row,
Calls For Impeachment

‘You Were Wrong To Do This’:
Al Green Torches Trump Over ‘Jesus’ Image Row, Calls For Impeachment

US News: In a fiery speech on April 23, Democrat Rep. Al Green (D-TX) sharply criticized US President Donald Trump over a controversial image depicting himself as Jesus Christ, calling it “disgraceful,” “shameful,” and beneath the dignity of the presidency.

Speaking on the House floor, 

Green declared that such actions demand accountability and renewed his call for impeachment.
addressing “We the People,” Green emphasized that respect, fairness, and dignity must be upheld by those in power. He argued that Trump’s actions reflect a broader pattern of conduct that undermines democratic values and public trust. “We the people believe that you should acknowledge that you were wrong,” Green said, insisting that the president’s behavior was unacceptable and damaging to the office.

Green also took aim at Trump’s past policies, including healthcare cuts, stating that the former president had “no mandate to cut Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security.” He shared a real-life story of a constituent struggling to afford life-saving treatment, underscoring the human cost of such decisions and calling healthcare a fundamental right.

On the controversial imagery, Green said,

“Donald Trump is not Jesus Christ,” warning that exploiting religious symbolism for political purposes erodes respect and unity in a diverse society. He further accused Trump of repeatedly showing “disrespect for human life” and various communities.

Escalating his rhetoric, 

Green warned that Trump is “out of control” and “devolving into a dictator,” urging Congress to act 

(call for impeachment.)

before further damage is done. “We must stop him… through proper political and legal means,” he said, pointing to impeachment as a constitutional tool available to lawmakers.

Concluding his remarks, Green announced plans to introduce a resolution condemning Trump’s actions, stating that the president

“knew or should have known” the consequences of such behavior. He reaffirmed his stance:

 “We have more than enough evidence – we only lack the will.”

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