Donald Trump once sold urine tests — Watch reporter detail the absurd history of failed Trump products
Although he insists he’s a germaphobe who wants to be as far away from urine as possible, President Donald Trump once sold a urine test.
That’s just one of the many absurd merchandise deals that Trump the mediocre businessman has cut over the years, according to Washington Post reporter David A. Fahrenthold, who took a deep dive into Trumpworld’s cologne, ties, coffee pods and Trump: The Game.
Fahrenthold stopped by MSNBC Sunday night to talk about Trump’s various
“Donald Trump began with suits and ties—people saw him wearing suits and ties on The Apprentice,” Fahrenthold said. “Then he realized he could make money off this so he became what people in the business call a ‘label slapper.’ He put his name on everything”
“There was at one point a Donald Trump urine test that you could send back for Donald Trump brand vitamins,” he said. “He was a bad merchandizer.”
There are a few things still sold under the Trump name—details in the video below.
A bad situation turned worse, after a woman missed her flight at Miami International Airport. When police were called, things got even worse.
According to the Miami Herald, body-camera footage, which surfaced Wednesday evening, showed the officer hitting the woman yelling at him.
“You acting like you white when you really Black...what you want to do?” the woman without a mask says.
She then stepped very close to the officer, putting her face against his and that's when he struck her in the face.
Yesterday, a judge paused Mary Trump's tell-all book on President Donald Trump and his family, but Wednesday evening, a New York appellate judge ruled that Simon & Schuster could move forward with releasing the book.
According to the New York Times, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man will be released in four weeks, on schedule.
"Justice Alan Scheinkman’s ruling, however, put off addressing a central aspect of the bitter spat about the manuscript that has been roiling all month in the Trump family: whether, by writing the book, Ms. Trump violated a confidentiality agreement put in place nearly 20 years ago after a struggle over the will of her grandfather, Fred Trump Sr., Donald Trump’s father," the report said.
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Trump staff had an inquisition for healthcare workers for Tulsa rally — demanding to know if they leaked staff COVID story
President Donald Trump was so incensed that the media learned of his staffers who caught COVID-19 in Tulsa, Oklahoma that he had a kind of inquisition for healthcare workers to investigate if they linked the story.
The Washington Post reported Wednesday that those familiar to his reaction said that outside of the BOK center, Trump campaign staff were being tested before the event. When the information was released, they scrambled, quizzing who leaked the information about the positive cases.
Healthcare workers were "then given a different list of people to test, according to two people with direct knowledge of the events who, like others in this story, spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal conversations," said the Post.
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