Trump’s Meme Coin Doesn’t Mean White House Is For Sale, Michael Knowles Says

President Trump is promoting a meme coin and making a pleasant revenue from a contest providing large patrons an opportunity to have dinner with him — however that does not imply the White Home is on the market … not less than in response to Michael Knowles.

The Each day Wire host joined us on “TMZ Dwell” Wednesday and we requested him about Trump’s unprecedented use of cryptocurrency … and he defended POTUS.

Trump’s providing 220 individuals an opportunity to have dinner with him at one in every of his golf golf equipment … so long as they purchase a bunch of his meme cash … and whereas the Prez and his allies are reportedly raking in a whole bunch of 1000’s of {dollars} in consequence, Michael would not see a difficulty.

As a substitute, Knowles say Trump’s crypto contest is only a totally different model of a political fundraiser, the place lawmakers typically public sale off seats to dinners.

Distinction is — Trump isn’t elevating political funds right here, the cash goes straight into his pocket … and we pressed Michael on this.

Some people have issues that the meme cash create an atmosphere the place individuals, firms and nations should purchase affect with Trump by buying his crypto … however Michael sounds extra frightened about Joe Biden‘s web price than Trump’s ventures.