'Like father like son': Internet mocks Donald Trump Jr for complaining about media misvaluing Trump properties

Donald Trump Jr voiced his displeasure with media organizations that change the worth of his family's possessions to further their own narratives
Donald Trump Jr has stirred up controversy by accusing others of misvaluing his family's possessions (Getty Images)
Donald Trump Jr has stirred up controversy by accusing others of misvaluing his family's possessions (Getty Images)

JUPITER, FLORIDA: On Thursday, March 21, Donald Trump Jr, the eldest son of former President Donald Trump, stirred up some controversy when he voiced his concern about the inconsistent appraisals of his father's real estate holdings.

During a conversation with Newsmax's Eric Bolling, Trump Jr expressed his annoyance at people and media outlets that alter the valuation of his family's assets to suit their own agendas, prompting backlash from social media users who ridiculed his claims.

What did Trump Jr say during his conversation with Eric Bolling?

“If it’s worth 18 million, and that’s good for the soundbite at the time, it’s worth 18 million,” Trump Jr posited to Bolling. “If it’s worth hundreds of millions the next day for a different purpose, it’s worth hundreds of millions. And that’s what’s going on.”

The issue arose following Don Sr's admission of facing challenges in obtaining the $464 million bond required to appeal the New York civil fraud verdict, which resulted from a pattern of overestimating asset values for loans and undervaluing them for tax purposes, per a report from OK Magazine.



 

Failure to secure the bond by Monday, March 25, may result in the confiscation of his properties by New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Despite numerous bond companies, such as Nationwide, turning down the former president, Trump asserts that he has access to approximately $500 million in cash.


 
 
 
 
 
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In a recent post on Truth Social, the 77-year-old GOP presidential nominee wrote in all-caps, "THROUGH HARD WORK, TALENT, AND LUCK, I CURRENTLY HAVE ALMOST FIVE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS IN CASH, A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF WHICH I INTENDED TO USE IN MY CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT!"

The MAGA strongman also brought up Attorney General Letitia James and Judge Arthur Engoron from the fraud trial, accusing them of being racist and corrupt.

Internet mocks Trump Jr for complaining about others reevaluating his family's properties

People on X trolled Donald Trump Jr and pointed out the irony in his remarks.

One X user remarked, “Sounds to me like they don’t have the cash."



 

Another user said, "Other people changing the values of Trump properties? Umm...someone's a little confused. That is exactly what the Trump Org was doing and they got caught."



 

Someone else wrote, "He’s literally describing what they did lmao."



 

One user quipped, "Junior sounds like he's losing his inheritance... Oops!"



 

Another X user remarked, "Junior knows his dad is broke and his prize property Mar a Largo isn’t worth billions."



 

Someone else tweeted, "Like father like son."



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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