I’m Not Sure About My Father, But Sure My Mother Is In Heaven – Trump
As he speculated about the late Fred Trump’s reaction to all of the criminal investigations that have been launched against him, former US President Donald Trump wondered if his father had made it to heaven.
Trump bemoaned that he was being scrutinized more than the “extraordinary late Alphonse Capone,” to a stuffed horde of nearly 20,000 individuals at Madison Square Nursery in New York City Sunday, October 27.
“He was a tough guy. My father is looking down on me right now. However, he was real. And I am aware that my mother is in heaven. Trump said, “I’m not 100% sure of my father, but it’s close,” to laughter from the enthusiastic crowd.
The former US president stated, “They’ve weaponized the Justice Department against their political opponent.”
But right now, he’s looking down at me and asking, “How in the hell did this happen to my son?” He’s not a terrible individual”
Donald Trump’s dad, Fred Trump, kicked the bucket from pneumonia. Fred Trump was a fruitful land engineer in New York City and died on June 25, 1999, at 93 years old.
Four criminal cases have been filed against Trump, all of which involve allegations of election interference, the hoarding of classified documents, and the payment of “hush money” to porn star Stormy Daniels. When he was found guilty of 34 counts in the “hush money” case in May, he became the first president to be found guilty of a felony. After the election, sentencing was put off.
In a New York civil fraud trial, the former president was also the subject of multiple civil suits and was sentenced to $454 million. In a civil defamation case, he was also ordered to pay $5 million to sex columnist E. Jean Caroll.