"We have an FBI that says, conclusive, that the Saudis did it. And we have a president who's profiting from them and defending his decisions for making millions and millions of dollars. And one question I wish the media would ask is how much is the president, the former president, how much is Donald Trump personally benefitting from this relationship? How much money is he receiving today for hosting this tournament? [snip] From what I'm hearing, from what I'm seeing, he is literally hemorrhaging support.We have a lot of typical groups that you would expect to vote along the conservative lines, they say that the former president is basically dead to them, that he is aligning himself with an evil kingdom, an evil regime. He is putting money over America."-- Brett Eagleson, founder of the 9/11 victims advocacy group "9/11 Justice," on CNN referring to the LIV tournament, funded by the corrupt Saudi government, being hosted at the Bedminster golf club owned by the Malignant Loser.
Eagleston was referring to the Malignant Loser's false statement yesterday that "nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9/11," when U.S. intelligence and law enforcement have long ago tied the Saudis to the 9/11 hijackers, including the fact that 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudis.
Saudi Arabia was the first foreign visit for the Malignant Loser, and he was treated lavishly by the royal family there. Son-in-law Jared "Mr. Ivanka" Kushner's new investment firm recently received $2 billion from the Saudi's sovereign wealth fund, probably as a "thank you" for four years of services rendered to the Saudi crown. Getting money from the Saudis is a pattern.
(photo: l. to r., Yasir al-Rumayyan, head of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, the Malignant Loser, and spawn Eric Trump at Bedminster. Doug Mills / New York Times)
