Trump Could Implicate Sons In New York Fraud Trial

Politico reports:

Will he blame one or both of his adult sons? He might, at least implicitly. After Trump became president in 2017, he put Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump in charge of the family business. In their testimony last week, Donald Trump Jr. pinned responsibility for the company’s financial documents on their accountants while Eric Trump denied any involvement with or knowledge of the documents.

In a videotaped deposition, Trump hinted that he could pin the blame on one or more of his children. “My son Eric is much more involved with it than I am,” he said. “I’ve been doing other things. And I guess you could say on something major, final decisions, whatever. But I’ve been much less involved in it than — over the last five years, five or six years than ever before.”

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