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Trump ABRUPTLY ENDS It After HUMILIATION

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Trump ABRUPTLY ENDS It After HUMILIATION

Donald Trump’s recent White House roundtable on cyber crime and crypto scams is widely seen as a deeply ironic and scandalous event, given his central role in a high-profile cryptocurrency scheme that has cost investors $3.8 billion. The Trump meme coin, promoted by the president, has collapsed in value from $75.35 to just $1.69, while the Trump family and administration officials, including Steve Whitkoff, have amassed substantial profits. Many of the investors, especially top winners, are foreign, raising questions about access and transparency. The administration’s decision to pardon the Binance CEO and settle a serious case against investor Justin Sun—accused of manipulating crypto prices—with a mere $10 million fine further fuels allegations of systemic corruption. Trump’s public performance at the event was marked by severe lapses, including failing to recall officials’ names and misreading a prepared speech, suggesting cognitive decline. His attempt to appear proactive on digital crime contrasts sharply with the reality that he is profiting personally from the very scams he claims to combat. Critics argue these events are performative, designed to generate praise rather than deliver policy. The incident has intensified public scrutiny, with polling showing majority support for investigating Trump’s business dealings during his presidency. Democrats are leveraging this corruption to build their anti-Trump messaging in the upcoming midterms, positioning the issue as a central concern for American trust in government integrity.

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So yesterday at the White House, Donald Trump had this disaster roundtable with a bunch of different members of his administration that did not go to plan, not even a little bit. The roundtable was about cyber crime and crypto scams, and the irony of Donald Trump talking about crypto scams is just remarkable. But I want to start the video with a question, why does he have these events at the White House every single day? These roundtables, nothing comes of them, nothing changes, he just goes out there and falls asleep and embarrasses himself, and that's it. Are they doing these to make it seem like he's being productive and doing something as president, or is it just Donald Trump getting his sunlight for the day? I don't know, but another embarrassing event for Donald Trump and his team. So I think we have to start with this clip before we get more into the weeds of what we're talking about here. Trump said if you think you may be a victim of a crypto scam, seek out help. And once again, the man who has made billions of dollars from a cryptocurrency and lost billions for his investors is the one saying this. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like in the video, comment, let me know what you think about this story, and just watch this. Federal law enforcement is also frozen nearly $1 billion of cyber currency and tied to foreign scammers shut down more than 500 fraudulent websites and coordinated with technology companies to disrupt millions and millions of online accounts used by foreign criminals. It sounds so sinister. I guess it is, but it sounds as you're looking at this and you're reading what experts have largely written. It's a terrible situation. And we've engaged with international partners to arrest hundreds of foreign scammers of all types, including scam call centers. Our administration is also aggressively confronting the sexual extortion rackets that have wrecked the lives of too many young people. And in some cases, even tragically led victims to take their own lives, commit suicide. This has been a top priority for our wonderful first lady who led a successful bipartisan effort to pass the take it down act, the big deal. And it went almost, I think, unanimously through Congress. We were very bipartisan. Melania's continued leadership has been vital to helping us protect America's children and women from online exploitation. To any American who might find themselves a victim of online fraud, extortion, scams, especially young people and great seniors. And we want to protect our seniors because the seniors almost more than anybody are really victims of what we're talking about today. I want you to know that the Trump administration is here to support you and will bring the perpetrators to justice. We will do it quickly as quickly as anybody can believe. And if you think you may be a victim, seek out help from trusted family members and often. So Donald Trump says seek out help if you've been a victim of a scam, especially crypto scams and you know, get the assistance that you need. So this event was highlighting crypto scams and crypto abuses. I wonder if there's any recourse for the people who were essentially scammed by Donald Trump with his meme coin. Their investors, the Trump meme coin investors, lost $3.8 billion. $3.8 billion. Donald Trump sold them on this coin, said you're going to make a bunch of money, you're going to do just fine. Donald Trump, on the other hand, has made billions of dollars from his cryptocurrency. The coin is down nearly 98% from its high of $75.35. It's now trading at $1.69. So all these people have lost all this money, they were essentially scammed by the president of the United States. He ran away with the bag, they lost all of their money. And yes, of course, you should never invest in anything that Donald Trump does. It's always a stupid idea, but nonetheless, these people were still sold this idea by Donald Trump and they lost money. And also, Donald Trump held a dinner for the buyers of his meme coin at one of his properties. And who attended the dinner is especially interesting. It goes to speak to the corruption of this crypto stuff that he is trying to address or allegedly trying to address in that round table. How much would you spend to have dinner with Donald Trump? For some people, it's a million dollars. 220 people who invested in the president's meme coin as part of a contest get to dine with him here at his golf club just outside of Washington DC. Of the 220 wallets tied to contest winners, 150 of them, or more than 72% appear foreign. Which is, raise some questions about who gets access to the president and how. Donald Trump's dinner is an orgy of corruption. Those questions have also led to significant protests outside of the golf club hosting the event, where protesters have condemned Trump, his policies, and what they call his decision to sell access to the highest bidder. The top seven winners each spent more than 10 million dollars on the coin. This contest and the push to Trump's cryptocurrency is just one of the ways he's appeared to use the office of the presidency to further his business interest. Though it is worth noting those are in a trust currently managed by his eldest son. Like many meme coins, the value of the Trump coin fluctuates wildly, but the Trump family has made millions from the coin sale. Plus whenever someone buys or sells the coin, the creators make money by charging transaction fees. The president is a successful businessman, and I think frankly it's one of the many reasons that people reelected him back to this office. Yeah, that was their excuse. That was their excuse for the dinner. Donald Trump is a successful businessman, but we got some leaked videos from that dinner that took place in May of 2025. Donald Trump was using the official presidential seal at the dinner, but we didn't get many videos. We got some, but he was using the presidential seal. He spoke to people. They did get to have a meeting with Donald Trump in some capacity. But one of the videos that was posted online was posted by a multi billionaire named Justin Sun. Now that's an interesting name because the SEC settled its case against Justin Sun, who is an investor in Donald Trump's crypto coins, one of the top investors. He did this. He settled the case against Justin Sun. The SEC had a very serious case against him with very serious charges. The decision to settle the case against Mr. Sun is particularly striking because he was accused of a serious violation of security laws involving self trading. The SEC said he had orchestrated hundreds of thousands of fraudulent trades in an attempt to manipulate the price of a cryptocurrency developed on Trump, so he could make a bunch of money. That's a very serious crime, a very serious allegation, and yet they settled the case with him. All he had to do was pay a 10 million dollar fine, and that's that for being a scammer. And he went to Donald Trump's dinner. He's one of the top owners of Donald Trump's meme coin, and he got a meeting with Donald Trump. So he gets his case settled. He invests in Trump coin, and he's also hanging out with Trump. The corruption is so blatant. Donald Trump also pardoned the former Binance CEO after his guilty plea in letting cyber crime proceeds flow through their platform. And then what happened with Justin Sun? Well, Donald Trump was asked, "Why did you pardon him? Why would you do such a thing? This guy is a scammer. He's a fraud." And Donald Trump said, "Well, I had no idea who he was. I have no idea what he was doing and what he was accused of." "Can you imagine if Joe Biden said he pardoned somebody and had no idea who they were or what they were accused of?" Republicans would be running with that story on Fox News for a week straight, a year straight, saying that his mental decline has gotten so bad. But when Donald Trump says it, there's no questions. He's pardoning all these crypto earner, these people who are crypto billionaires own some of his, you know, cryptocurrency, and have contributed to his inaugural funds or his campaign or whatever it is. And nobody has to ask any questions. Nobody wants to ask why he's doing that. And when he is asked that question, he says, "Oh, I have no idea who that was." It's just ridiculous. And by the way, Donald Trump is not the only member of his administration making money from Donald Trump's affiliated crypto venture. Steve Whitkoff also earned nearly $107 million. They're all making a bunch of money. Americans are struggling and they, in their palace of Versailles, let them eat cake are all making hundreds of millions of dollars if not billions in Donald Trump's case from this cryptocurrency. But the roundtable, despite Donald Trump's stupidity, went on and he appeared to be completely passed out at this 3 p.m. event with all the different members of his administration around him. Sayotary, Troy Edgar is in this fight every single day leading the charge for DHS. I mean, look, come on guys. When is it enough? When is the 25th amendment going to come out? When is Donald Trump going to be asked to his face? Why he's always dozing off in these events? I mean, come on. What are we doing here? It happens every single day and nobody wants to ask Donald Trump why he's doing it. And then Pete Hegseth, who was sitting right beside Donald Trump, I don't even know if you knew that, started gargling, which I think is a good way to describe it by Aaron Rupar. He just began to suck up to Donald Trump. Just the most disgusting amount of praise you can imagine. Well, Mr. President, thank you. I'm just struck sitting here yet again. You're taking the lead on real issues that affect real people that have been ignored for far too long and using the entirety of the government to attack that problem. And that's why we're proud to be here with the chief, with cash, with Todd, with Mark Wayne, with Stephen, with Sean. And everybody at this table who's working shoulder to shoulder to address this. I mean, at the ward apart. Once again, I ask the question, why is Donald Trump doing these round tables every single day? And look at him. He's also kind of struggling to stay awake in this clip as well. Why does he do these round tables? The answer is pretty clear, I think. It's because he likes the praise. All these people just sit in a circle, sit in a square or rectangle, whatever it is. And they just say, Donald, you're so great. We love you so much. And maybe Trump has gotten used to some daily praise. And so that's why he's having these round tables. But this is like cringe worthy. This would be an SNL skit. This is the kind of stuff that you see in North Korea, where everybody goes around the table and says their favorite thing about Kim Jong-un, except it is the United States. And that's just the new normal at the White House. It is appalling to me. I'm disgusted as an American. Donald Trump, then, in this roundtable, speaking of his health and speaking of him falling asleep and just not being as sharp up there as the president of the United States should be, he forgot the name of his national cybersecurity, excuse me, National Cyber Director, and he had this really embarrassing moment. Watch this. - National Cyber Director, Sean Kamench. Where are you, Sean? What the hell is your. I gotta get this name so perfect. Karen Cross. Is that good Karen Cross? I see you all the time, but I never heard your damn name. Now, I know him very simply as Sean. - They're all laughing. Everybody around Donald Trump is laughing. They're trying to laugh it off, but I also think that this is actually another example of his mental decline. So he says he sees him all the time, but can't pronounce his name. And his name is Sean Karen Cross. How did we go from Sean Karen Cross to Sean Kamuchio? Whatever the hell he said. How do we get from that to that? Those are not even similar at all. So, oh my God, he is so not well. I mean, again, if it was Joe Biden, if it was Joe Biden, oh man, Republicans would be freaking out. They'd be losing their minds. But it's Donald Trump who forgot the name of one of his members of his administration, his National Cyber Director. And nobody asks any questions. Somebody pointing out his own National Cyber Director on stage at a cyber event and he can't land Karen Cross. Very reassuring for the nation's security. I completely agree. And then here's Donald Trump having another gap, just being completely unable to read words off a page. Seriously, the President of the United States can't read the big speech that was prepared for him. - Impersonalization, see the schemes that they use for impersonalization. - What? What? What? (laughing) I mean, come on. Oh man, like, oh man, you know, who knows? Who knows what this guy is trying to say anymore? He just can't speak. And Kashpatel also was there. Yeah, Kashpatel was there. Susie Wiles was there. Pete Agzeth, Todd Blanch, Mark Wayne Mullen. It was like, basically a Trump admin briefing. He was there. He said there's never been a president who has brought us together like Donald Trump has, watch. - Because there's never been a president who has brought us together like President Trump has. - Once again, a round table of just sucking up to people and ironic or sucking up to Donald Trump, I should say. But ironically, Kashpatel is right, maybe for the first time in his life, just not in the way he thinks. Donald Trump has united the American people. United the American people against him. He is historically unpopular. Trump's profits, earth Americans, as Dems test anti-corruption message. This is something that Democrats are running on in the midterms rightfully so. Because Donald Trump's corruption is disgusting. And majority of Americans believe Donald Trump has profited inappropriately from a cryptocurrency empire while in office and disapprove of his family's global business according to recent polls. Democrats are leading into these concerns in their own midterm messaging and laying the groundwork to audit Trump's historically lucrative presidency should they emerge victorious. The majority of Americans agree on this as they should because his corruption and what he's done with making money off of the White House and the Oval Office is disgusting. But that was the event. The irony of him saying we wanna tackle these cyber crimes and crypto scams and everybody around him saying, yeah, we wanna tackle these crypto scams while you're sitting there looking at one of the biggest crypto scammers out there is remarkable. I will leave the video there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below. Drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about the story. And if you're watching right now, keep an eye out for the show later in the day. We have a major report dropping an exclusive dropping on the show about a Republican senator and his secret life. We got this information secretly, exclusively. Here on the show, we're gonna talk about it. We'll cover that later. Please make sure to subscribe. Have an amazing rest of your day and we will talk soon.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Donald Trump hosted a roundtable on cyber crime and crypto scams at the White House, highlighting a glaring contradiction given his personal involvement in a fraudulent cryptocurrency that lost investors $3.8 billion.
  2. The Trump meme coin, promoted by the president, has plummeted in value from $75.35 to $1.69, with top winners spending over $10 million each, while the Trump family and associates have profited significantly.
  3. A significant number of the coin’s investors—over 72%—are foreign, raising concerns about access to the president and potential corruption in how the administration grants access to elite events.
  4. The administration pardoned Binance CEO and settled a serious case against crypto investor Justin Sun, who was accused of manipulating cryptocurrency prices, with only a $10 million fine, sparking accusations of leniency toward fraud.
  5. Trump repeatedly struggled to remember key officials’ names and failed to read a prepared speech, revealing lapses in cognitive function and raising concerns about his mental fitness for office.
  6. Despite the administration’s claims of tackling online scams and sexual extortion, Trump’s actions—including hosting a luxury dinner for crypto investors—appear to prioritize profit over public service.
  7. The roundtable’s tone was largely performative, with officials praising Trump without substantive discussion, resembling a political theater rather than a policy briefing.
  8. Public and political backlash grows over Trump’s use of the presidency to advance personal business interests, with Democrats capitalizing on anti-corruption messaging in upcoming elections.

Summary:

8 billion. 69, while the Trump family and administration officials, including Steve Whitkoff, have amassed substantial profits. Many of the investors, especially top winners, are foreign, raising questions about access and transparency.

The administration’s decision to pardon the Binance CEO and settle a serious case against investor Justin Sun—accused of manipulating crypto prices—with a mere $10 million fine further fuels allegations of systemic corruption. Trump’s public performance at the event was marked by severe lapses, including failing to recall officials’ names and misreading a prepared speech, suggesting cognitive decline. His attempt to appear proactive on digital crime contrasts sharply with the reality that he is profiting personally from the very scams he claims to combat.

Critics argue these events are performative, designed to generate praise rather than deliver policy. The incident has intensified public scrutiny, with polling showing majority support for investigating Trump’s business dealings during his presidency. Democrats are leveraging this corruption to build their anti-Trump messaging in the upcoming midterms, positioning the issue as a central concern for American trust in government integrity.

FAQs

These roundtables appear to be designed to show productivity and gain daily praise, rather than address substantive policy issues. They often feature members of his administration offering praise, suggesting a pattern of routine, performative leadership.

The roundtable addressed cyber crime and cryptocurrency scams, including efforts to freeze cyber currency, shut down fraudulent websites, and combat online extortion. However, it was widely criticized as ironic given Trump's own involvement in a high-profile crypto scam.

Investors lost an estimated $3.8 billion, as the Trump meme coin dropped nearly 98% in value from its peak of $75.35 to just $1.69.

Yes, the Trump family has made millions from the coin, with profits shared through transaction fees and the sale of the coin. The coin is managed by Trump's eldest son in a trust.

Over 72% of attendees at the dinner were foreign investors, raising concerns about access to the president. Top winners spent over $10 million each, and the event sparked protests over perceived corruption and the use of presidential office for personal gain.

Yes, the SEC settled a case against Justin Sun, accusing him of orchestrating fraudulent trades to manipulate the coin’s price. He was fined $10 million, yet attended Trump’s dinner, raising questions about the lack of accountability.

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