Trump's True Crimes: Episode 20 - The Charity Thief

In this episode, we uncover the shocking story behind the Trump Foundation, a charity that was supposed to support worthy causes but ended up being a personal slush fund for Donald Trump. From using charitable donations to settle lawsuits to purchasing portraits of himself, Trump manipulated his foundation for his own gain. We dive deep into the 2016 exposé that revealed his misuse of funds and the subsequent legal battle that led to the foundation’s shutdown. With a $2 million restitution, Trump managed to avoid serious legal consequences, but the damage to his reputation was done. Tune in to hear how Trump exploited charity for his personal brand.

Next time: Episode 21 will reveal how Trump stole Mar-a-Lago from the American people.

Trump’s True Crimes - Episode 19: The University of Fraud

In this episode, we uncover the truth behind Trump University, a so-called real estate education program that promised to teach students how to achieve wealth, using Donald Trump’s own "secrets" of success. Instead, it turned out to be nothing more than a high-priced scam. Students paid thousands of dollars for seminars and mentoring, only to be sold empty promises and high-pressure sales tactics.

When the New York State Attorney General sued Trump in 2013 for fraud, it revealed a shocking pattern of deceit, false advertising, and exploitation of vulnerable people seeking to improve their financial lives. Trump was forced to settle for $25 million, but the real cost was the trust he shattered with thousands of hopeful students.

In this episode, we break down how Trump University became another failed venture in a long list of Trump’s questionable business practices, proving once again that his path to wealth was often paved with manipulation and deceit.

Trump’s True Crimes – Episode 18: The Tax Dodge King
Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes during his first year as President—and nothing at all in most of the years before that. This episode exposes the massive losses he claimed, the suspicious $72.9 million refund under IRS audit, and the foreign taxes he paid to countries like China while skipping out at home. From $70,000 haircuts to funneling cash through his children, this is the story of how Trump used the tax code not just to survive—but to thrive. When the rules are rigged, tax fraud becomes a business model.