It shouldn't happen, and it would be breaking one of the, I would say, fundamental promises that Donald Trump made during the campaign, that he was going to drain the swamp and breaking that promise on day one, you know, the inauguration, if pay to play is occurring.
Swalwell discusses the implications of potential pay-to-play activities related to Trump's inauguration donations.
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Maybe they should be listening more to you and your strategies, Mr. Bienvenue.
Hey, guys, might want to get your hands up. You were hanging out with convicted felon Donald Trump. I don't think anyone on our side did. That's why we are here.
I believe that Senators Murkowski, Collins, Cassidy, Tillis and, of course the Democrats are going to put pressure on him not to do that.
Now, let's, let's transfer or fast forward to another trial that took place recently. The President's son Hunter Biden tried to plead. Was not able to do that.
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