If Trump wins a second term, he won't be beholden to the establishment class,' his eldest son said.
Donald Trump Jr. has suggested that if his father is reelected in 2024, he will have a new level of presidential power because of the two-term limit for presidents.
At the same time, Trump's campaign has recently tried to poach DeSantis' biggest donors, sending a memo last week urging them to jump ship and join the former president instead. "You don't have to try and get reelected again. You can just do everything that you need to do," Trump Jr. said during Tuesday's episode of the podcast."That's the difference between [Trump and] being beholden to your donors, being beholden to the establishment class."
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