Trump’s True Crimes Episode 23: Trump & Epstein

In this episode, we unravel the controversial relationship between Donald Trump and the infamous financier Jeffrey Epstein. Despite Trump’s attempts to distance himself from Epstein after his arrest, the connections between the two men are undeniable. From shared social spaces and private jet flights to disturbing allegations of abuse and exploitation, we dive deep into the dark world they both occupied. How much did Trump really know about Epstein’s crimes? What role, if any, did he play in enabling Epstein’s predatory behavior? Tune in as we examine the ties between these two powerful figures and the lingering questions that continue to haunt Trump’s legacy.

Episode 22: The Apprentice Illusion

In Episode 22 of Trump’s True Crimes, we dive into the world of reality television, specifically The Apprentice, the show that transformed Donald Trump into a household name. With a carefully crafted image of a ruthless, self-made billionaire, Trump leveraged the show to further manipulate his public persona. Behind the scenes, however, was a different reality: The Apprentice was more about deception than success.

This episode explores how Trump used the show to rewrite his narrative, presenting himself as a business genius while his empire was crumbling. We look at the fabricated portrayal of Trump's success on TV, the real financial struggles he faced off-camera, and how he used the show’s fame to distract from his mounting failures.

We'll also examine the questionable business practices and sketchy deals that were hidden behind the polished TV image, revealing how Trump used The Apprentice as a tool for self-promotion while deceiving millions of viewers. And at the center of it all: a man who turned TV fame into political power, despite his disastrous business record.

Trump’s True Crimes: Episode 21 – The Mar-a-Lago Heist

In this episode, we uncover the true story behind Donald Trump’s acquisition of Mar-a-Lago, a property once willed to the American people. Originally the estate of socialite Marjorie Merriweather Post, Mar-a-Lago was intended to be preserved as a national landmark, open to the public. However, through a series of legal maneuvers and questionable deals, Trump managed to secure ownership of the property and transform it into a private club.

This episode explores how Trump circumvented the laws meant to protect the estate, avoided paying taxes, and ultimately turned a publicly owned historical site into his personal property. We dive into the legal loopholes Trump exploited, the history of Mar-a-Lago, and the long-term consequences of this land grab on both the American people and Trump’s growing empire.

Join us as we expose how one of the wealthiest men in the world used his influence and legal acumen to take something meant for public good and turn it into a symbol of his private wealth and power.

Tease for next episode:

In the next episode, we’ll dissect The Apprentice Illusion—the reality TV show that helped Trump build a public persona as a business mogul, even as his financial empire was crumbling. Was Trump really the self-made billionaire he claimed to be, or was it all smoke and mirrors? Find out in Episode 22.

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.

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Episode 17: The Deutsche Bank Deal
By the late 1990s, Donald Trump was radioactive—blacklisted by almost every major U.S. bank after a trail of bankruptcies and unpaid debts. But one bank kept lending: Deutsche Bank.
This episode uncovers how Trump secured hundreds of millions in loans despite falsified financials, how Deutsche Bank was entangled in a $10 billion Russian money-laundering scheme, and why congressional investigators believe this may be the financial link between Trump and the Kremlin.
From shady loans to mysterious deaths, this is the scandal that could reveal who really owns Donald Trump.

Trump's True Crimes Episode 16: The King of Failure
From 1985 to 1994, Donald Trump lost more than $1 billion—more than any other American taxpayer. Yet, he used those staggering losses to avoid paying federal income taxes for years. This episode unpacks Trump’s long string of business failures, from Trump Airlines to Trump Steaks, and how he spun defeat into the illusion of success. It’s the myth of the mogul—built on bankruptcy, branding, and bold-faced lies.