Don Jr reveals he will 'fly to non-extradition country' if father Donald Trump loses election

Donald Trump Jr was mocked online after he claimed that he would flee the US, if his father, Donald Trump, lost the 2024 presidential election
Donald Trump Jr said in a live TikTok video that he would 'fly to a non-extradition country' if his father, Donald Trump, lost the presidential election (Getty Images)
Donald Trump Jr said in a live TikTok video that he would 'fly to a non-extradition country' if his father, Donald Trump, lost the presidential election (Getty Images)

JUPITER, FLORIDA: GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr, recently revealed that he would "fly to a non-extradition country" if his father loses the Presidential election.

The 46-year-old businessman is eligible for Czech citizenship through his mother, Ivana Trump. The former president's son also speaks fluent Czech, reported the Daily Beast.

Don Jr says he will flee US, if Donald Trump lost 2024 election

Donald Trump Jr said in a TikTok live on Tuesday, November 5, "If we don’t win, then I’ll probably, you know, the way the Democrats function, I’m going to have to fly to a non-extradition country and just, you know, take up shop there so I don’t end up in the gulags with Elon and everyone else." He then caveated the comment by claiming he was "only partially kidding."

Interestingly, Donald Trump also made a similar claim in August when he told Elon Musk, "If something happens with this election, which would be a horror show, we’ll meet the next time in Venezuela, because it’ll be a far safer place to meet than our country."

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD - FEBRUARY 28: Donald Trump Jr., son of President Donald Trump, speaks on stage
Donald Trump Jr said that if his father wins, he would be 'be fairly busy' working on transition efforts (Getty Images)

Moreover, Don Jr added that if his father wins, he would "be fairly busy" working on transition efforts and ensuring that the "s***bags from last time" are removed from power, per the outlet.

He said, "One way or the other. We’ll either be busy or relaxed, or in hiding."

Kimberly Guilfoyle could dump Don Jr over affair if Trump loses election

Kimberly Guilfoyle could end up dumping Donald Trump Jr over his alleged affair, if Donald Trump loses in the election, claims political expert Tara Palmeri.

During a conversation with Meghan McCain for her 'Somebody’s Gotta Win' podcast, Palmeri said, "If Trump wins, she stays with Don Jr. If Trump loses, watch Kimberly chart her own path," as per GazetteXtra.

NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 13: Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle pose backstage Gallery II in Spr
Kimberly Guilfoyle could end up dumping Donald Trump Jr over his alleged affair, if Donald Trump loses in the election (Getty Images)

McCain talked about the future of Guilfoyle and Trump Jr's relationship after agreeing with Palmeri that the Daily Mail report about his alleged "dalliance" with Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson was pretty "damning."

The outlet published photos of Trump Jr enjoying an intimate brunch with Anderson on August 17. Many eyewitnesses claimed that the two were seen "kissing" and "canoodling" in a booth at the swanky Palm Beach restaurant.

Don Jr trolled as he claims he would flee US, if his dad lost election

Several internet users trolled Donald Trump Jr as he revealed that he would "fly to a non-extradition country" if his father lost the 2024 presidential election.

Social media users took to the comments section of the Raw Story article to him. One reader asked, "Why wait, Junior? Please go now," while another told him, "Leave now and avoid the Thanksgiving rush... We won't miss you."

On person stated, "A complete waste of a human being," while another mentioned, "Good bye & good riddance."

One individual wrote, "Start packing junior. I just wish you would take everyone in your family with you," while another asked, "What is he afraid he is going to be charged with? Does anyone know?"

One person questioned, "Don't you usually wait till you've landed to announce intentions of that nature?" while another added, "Don't let the Constitution hit you in the rear on your way out, Junior."

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