Eric Trump revealed that well-wishers expressed their sympathies to him personally after the criminal indictment of former President Donald Trump.
The former presidentās son explained that he learned of the development on-board a commercial flight, speaking in a Saturday Fox News segment.
āI was on a commercial flight when this whole indictment broke.ā
Strangers expressed their sympathies when learning about the development on Eric Trumpās flight.
āPeople were coming up to me, giving me hugs.ā
āThe support is unbelievable out there because people understand that weāve literally become a banana republic.ā
āTheyāve made a mockery out of our legal system in this country.ā
Eric Trump brought up the influence peddling that Hunter Biden is responsible for ā claiming that if he engaged in the same behavior as Hunter, heād be behind bars.
āPeople are sick and tired of this two-tiered system of justice.ā
āIf I was Hunter Biden, Iād be in jail for the rest of my life.ā
Even the room of Donald Trumpās youngest son Barron was raided by FBI agents during the governmentās search of his Mar-a-Lago resort, according to Eric Trump.
The prosecution of the former president has been criticized as a partisan abuse of power.
A grand jury empaneled by Soros-funded Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg brought the charges, which remain under seal.
Itās thought that they are connected to alleged Campaign Finance violations ā namely, payments made to pornographic performer Stormy Daniels in 2016.
A representative for Donald Trump revealed that he plans to appear at a New York courthouse for arraignment proceedings on Tuesday.
The Republican heavyweight will deliver remarks from Mar-a-Lago after his courthouse appearance.
The charges against the ex-president are unprecedented in American history. None of Trumpās predecessors have ever been charged with or convicted of a Crime.
CORRECTION, April 4, 2023:Eric Trump is former President Donald Trumpās second-oldest son, after Donald Trump Jr. An earlier version of this article stated otherwise.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.