In this powerful episode of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean sits down with Eric Trump for an in-depth conversation about his new book, Under Siege: My Family’s Fight to Save Our Nation. Eric shares candid insights about growing up in the Trump family, the unrelenting investigations and legal battles they’ve faced, and the emotional and political toll of being at the center of America’s most polarizing storm. Together, Sean and Eric reflect on years of media hostility, political warfare, and the unwavering determination that defined the Trump legacy. Eric opens up about his father’s influence, his family’s unity, and what it means to stand firm when the entire establishment turns against you. It’s a revealing look at resilience, faith, and conviction in modern American politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Eric Trump is going to join us in a minute.
He wrote a new book, Under Siege, My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation.
And when I started reading this book, in my own way, I felt like I had lived a parallel life with Eric in the sense that I was an early supporter of President Trump, and I got abused by a lot of prominent conservatives.
I think, how many years did Glenn Beck and I don't know, who else was out there pounding Ben Shapiro, you know, pounding me every day that I'm not a real conservative, et cetera, et cetera.
And meanwhile, we have the most transformational and consequential president in our lifetime.
And it didn't ever bother me because I knew in my heart I was right.
I had known Donald Trump for decades of my life, and we had many conversations before he ever decided to run.
Anyway, it's an honor to have back on the program Eric Trump.
This book is phenomenal.
I felt like I was living a parallel life with you in a lot of ways because I covered all this, like on Rush, the Russia hoax.
I think I spent four straight years on radio and TV with an ensemble cast.
We got every aspect of that right.
The rest of the media got it wrong, and they got pulled surprises.
Sean, there's no question you did.
And listen, I have to give you credit.
I'm not sure if I've ever told this story either to you, and you'll be the only person who actually remembers this.
But I heard this from two people back in the day.
I heard it from my father who, you know, when he told us he was running for president, he goes, they're going to come after us in ways you can't even imagine.
And you and I have been friends for a very long time.
And I remember you pulling me aside and you go, Eric, you watch what they try and do to your family.
You know, I would get a lawyer involved in everything in your life.
I wouldn't, you know, I would just scrub every aspect of your life.
Not that we had to because we were always good kids, but they are going to come after you in ways that you couldn't even possibly anticipate.
And Sean, you warned me of this.
I'm not even sure if you remember this conversation, but a decade ago, you warned me of what the deep state was going to do to us.
And they did exactly everything that you had predicted and everything that my father predicted at the time.
I mean, they wanted to see us destroy.
They wanted to see us gone.
And, you know, the irony is it didn't really start in 2016.
I mean, you had a nasty media at that point, but they were so pompous and so arrogant.
They didn't think that this kind of ragtag group of people could beat Hillary Clinton.
I mean, do you remember New York Times the morning of the election had us, they gave us a 2.1% chance of beating Hillary Clinton that morning, and yet we steamrolled her.
Like it wasn't even, it wasn't even close in terms of the overall electoral college and the count at the end of the night.
And yet we had a 2% chance of going in.
They were so pompous that they didn't think we could win.
And as soon as we did win, that's when they lashed out, right?
They couldn't believe that, again, as I said, this small group of people could go in there and beat the most iconic person, probably American politics, or at least the family name that was probably most synonymous with politics over the last five decades, when we didn't know what the hell a delegate was, when we didn't know what a caucus was, when we didn't know how to play the game, when we had been to Washington all of it two times before that for anything related to politics.
And that's when the swamps started lashing out and the way they came after our family was nothing short of spectacular.
But you called it and my father called it.
And you had the intuition to know exactly what they were going to do.
And they probably put your intuition on steroids, exactly what they did actually do.
I had this conversation with Jared and Ivanka.
I had sent them both a text.
I said, everything you've ever done in the business world is kindergarten compared to the world you're about to enter.
It was the day that it was announced that they were going to the White House.
And I said, I'm just telling you that I would get a lawyer now and dot every I, cross every T, because it's not a matter of when, it's if.
I mean, not a matter if it's when.
They're going to be coming after you.
I'd be negligent if I didn't say how touching it was.
Your dedication to your children, Luke and Carolina.
Beautiful.
The fact that your dad and Laura also wrote forwards for the book, they were very, very touching too.
I love how your dad told the story about you joining the family business and how important that was to you and how you made that decision, how incredibly strong and supportive Laura is.
I mean, it really gives insight into what a strong family you have.
I didn't know he was going to write that forward.
And I also didn't know he was going to read the forward.
I told Simon Schuster, I go, no one's reading the book other than me, and no one's writing the book other than me.
I wrote every word in it, and I mean every, but I got the forward from my father.
I was blown away.
I think Laura coordinated behind the scenes without me knowing and he wrote that.
And then, you know, sure enough, when I read the entire book, you know, all of a sudden I get a file and it was his voice and he read it from the Oval Office and it was just kind of a beautiful, you know, but everything we've ever done, Sean, I think you know this, you know, we fought together from the very beginning.
It's the only way we were able to win.
But I think what a lot of people don't appreciate, he called me into his office and he goes, honey, I want you to run the company.
I was 33 years old at the time, 10, 15, $20 billion real estate empire, depending on how you want to value it.
And he goes, listen, you've built half of our buildings.
You run all the teams.
You deeply love real estate.
I want you to be the person who runs the Trump organization.
And Sean, I thought this was going to be great.
I run our hotels.
I run our golf courses.
I'm immensely competent in doing that.
There's no one that does hospitality better than us.
It's in our DNA and we love it and we're really good at it.
I never thought that 98% of my time was going to be spent keeping DAs, keeping AGs off of our backs, fighting Russia shams.
I mean, I've told you this story a hundred times on your show, but getting calls from the FBI, Eric, I hear you have secret servers in the basement of Trump Tower communicating with the Kremlin.
I mean, when I got that call, I literally started laughing aloud.
Come on, guys, come over here.
Walk any room in the basement of Trump Tower, walk any room in Trump Tower.
We have no secret servers.
You don't put secret servers in basements.
This is nonsense.
We weren't smart enough to come up with, we were trying to figure out what delegates were.
We were trying to figure out what the Iowa caucuses were.
You think we were smart enough to collude with Russia?
But this became my life.
I mean, I spent more time being a psychologist to employees as DAs and AGs were trying to entrap my employees and threaten them.
Hey, you tell us anything about Donald Trump and you're set free.
You go.
Otherwise, we're looking at your son and we're looking at your daughter and we're going to come after you.
I mean, they were extorting our employees.
They were impeaching my father.
They were calling up every big bank in the country, telling them to debank us, to get rid of the payment rails for our entire company so we couldn't run hotels, so we couldn't run our condominiums.
I mean, I became the most subpoenaed person in American history.
I've never gotten so much as a parking ticket.
And I became the most subpoenaed person in the history of the country simply because I was the catalyst to my father.
I was the guy who was running the organization.
My father had constitutional protections as commander-in-chief of the United States, yet you didn't have constitutional protections.
The guy that was running everything that was Donald Trump's lineage, which was me, all the real estate.
And so they treated me like the piñata.
They came after me every single day.
The amount of depositions I sat in, the amount of, you know, I mean, you just wouldn't believe the legal lawfare that they put us under, criminally, civilly, for doing absolutely nothing wrong in all cases that we've won.
And Sean, that was the siege.
That's the point of Under Siege.
But the book is so much more than that.
It's how my father raised us, right?
How my father and mother, because I had a great mother, but how my father and mother raised us, how we became exceptionally normal in the most unlikely situations, how he created great kids because every single one of his kids of the five kids are good, hardworking, honest, well-mannered kids.
But also how you can fight a system and how you can win if you have enough backbone, if you have enough perseverance, no matter what walls are caving in on you, no matter what pressures you have in life, as gloomy as it looks, and I can't tell you how damn gloomy it looked on so many days for me and for my father as we sat in those courtrooms, how with perseverance and fight, you can overcome.
And that's what we did as a country.
That's what we did as a family, but that's what we did as a country, including you.
We won.
We won the greatest fight of all time.
We won the most unorthodox fight of all time when the cards were all stacked against us.
And we did it together.
And Sean, as a friend of mine, as a person I love tremendously, and you know my affection toward you, there was no one on the front line like you.
I mean, it was our family.
It was you.
It was very few other people in the early days that truly believed other than your listeners and the American people who had enough of the nonsense and the crap and finally stood up and said, enough.
We don't buy this.
We don't buy this anymore.
What's happening is not right and we want our country back.
I want to get into all the details that you go into in the book in terms of the very specifics of what you've been through.
But here's the beauty, because let's just leap to the end of the story.
The end of the story is Donald Trump gets re-elected president.
The end of the story is he has forever tattooed the words fake and news into the state-run legacy media mob and nobody trusts them anymore, nor should they trust them anymore.
And it's it that to me is remarkable that the truth eventually came out.
I remember back way before your father ever decided to run for president.
I would go over how I didn't interview your dad, nothing to do really with politics.
And just because he's such a dynamic figure and we kind of, we built a friendship together.
And he would always proudly walk me back to say hello to you and Ivanka and Don Jr.
And you would all be in your respective offices and you'd be working for the organization.
And I mean, such a close, tight-knit family.
And all of you stood by him.
All of you fought.
Then it got hard.
I don't know if I ever told you the day.
I got a call one day from a very reliable source telling me your brother was about to be indicted over that stupid meeting that took place at Trump Tower that had nothing to do with anything.
And I'm like, you got to be kidding me.
And thank God it never happened.
But those were the kind of moments that would unfold and that you chronicle in this book.
They did.
I mean, you had Adam Schiff that was running around, you know, saying that Don was a Russian operative, right?
And I mean, it was unbelievable.
I mean, he was saying the same of me.
You know, if he didn't have, you know, constitutional protections under the speech and debate clause, you know, you would have sued him for slander and you would have won.
He would have had absolutely nothing.
I mean, he was literally going around saying that Don was a Russian operative and it was just it was not true.
Remember, he said he had the evidence and he was going to present the evidence.
And you know what's amazing, Sean?
I mean, they dug so deep on Russia that you know who they found?
They found Hillary Clinton.
They found Barack Obama.
It's like the great irony of the world.
It's no different than Letitia James.
She dug so deep on Donald Trump.
You know who she ended up finding?
She ended up finding that she was committing mortgage fraud.
She found herself.
She found the fact that she had a convicted criminal living in her house.
It's what the Democrats do every single time.
Jack Smith dug so deep when he raided Mar-Lago that sure enough, we find out in the aftermath that he was actually the guy planting classified folders on the carpet of my father's office.
And I could go on and on, but that's all they wanted to do.
They wanted to inflict serious pain.
They wanted to make our family so miserable that we said, you know what, let's go back to this cushy billionaire lifestyle.
We've got an amazing organization.
We can fly around on Trump Force One.
We've got great golf courses.
We've got great resorts all over the place.
Let's just make their lives so uncomfortable and so damn miserable that they're going to throw in the towel.
And Sean, we never threw in the towel.
My father never threw in the towel.
I never threw in the towel.
In the darkest moments when I did not need to be there, I was the only guy.
I was the one guy that was sitting in the courtroom every single day by his side.
And I remember a lot of days I'd leave court.
I'd come right on your show and we would talk about it.
But I would not leave my father's side.
I was going to be there come hell or high water, no matter what they did to me, no matter what they did to him.
And their only goal was exactly that.
It was a siege.
Let's take away his voice.
Let's imprison him.
Let's come up with every indictment possible.
Al Capone had one indictment.
Donald Trump had a 91.
You know, let's do the mug shot.
Let's raise.
I think is it 91 or 94?
I thought 94.
I thought it was number one.
But honestly, I lose track.
You lose count after a while, right?
Hey, I have an Excel spreadsheet that tracks literally all the subpoenas that I got.
I probably missed a couple as well, right?
So it's probably actually more than 112.
But they wanted to do anything they could to lay siege, and they wanted us to give up, and they wanted us to walk away.
And maybe there's some kind of like masochistic tendencies in the Trump genetics somewhere where we enjoy pain, you know, and we just would never walk away, Sean.
No, it's not that you enjoy pain.
It's that you all have a common characteristic is that you all have an enormous, inordinate amount of courage and resolve, and you are not going to be bullied to death.
The fact that your father went through all, you know, look, I believe that Cash is right, and we got to get to the bottom of the grand conspiracy.
And that is Hillary Clinton.
And, you know, she got, you know, special privilege on the issue of top secret classified information.
He didn't have any presidential privilege in terms of having that information.
But of course, they washed it under the rug, bleach pit, hammers, devices, SIM cards, the dirty Russian disinformation dossier.
Oh, your dad was in a Ritz in Moscow, and two hookers were urinating on him.
And that becomes the basis of four FISA warrants to spy on your dad leading up to the raid at Mar-a-Lago, which you start the book out with.
I'll tell you what we're going to do.
We're going to take a break.
I want to go through each issue because you spell it out in detail.
Every American needs to read this book, and I'll tell you why.
Because this is your country on the precipice of no longer existing as the great republic that we now inherited.
This is how bad it got.
And literally at the center of all of this was Eric because they couldn't always go after his father.
They went after his father for four straight years, hoping that they could bloody him up enough that he wouldn't be elected.
Thank God the American people were hip to it.
And now they rejected the lies, the propaganda, the smears, the besmirchment, the nonstop attacks, which, by the way, continued to this day in the form of, you know, racist, Nazi, fascist, Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, and it doesn't stop.
800-941 Sean is our number more with Eric Trump.
His new book is out, Under Siege, My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation.
It's now in bookstores all around the country, amazon.com.
We have a link on Hannity.com.
And we'll continue with Eric on the other side.
We continue with our friend Eric Trump.
And, you know, I really have come to consider everyone in your family, you know, a close friend.
I've never met a person that loves his job more than your father.
And just this week alone, look what he's been able to accomplish.
Look at what he did yesterday for Charlie Kirk.
Look at what he did with peace in the Middle East.
Look what he's doing with $17 trillion in investments and oil dominance in the country, the largest tax cuts in American history for law and order, securing the border.
I mean, fundamental things, but it takes the force of your father to get all this done.
Sean, he's remarkable.
He calls me on Saturday.
Honey, I want you to come over to the Middle East with me.
You know, this peace deal, this is an achievement of a lifetime.
I mean, we got Middle East peace.
Why don't you fly over with me?
And I go, Pops, I'm literally launching my book.
You know, tomorrow, I can't.
I wish I could.
But he flew over on Sunday, right?
Just to put this in perspective, he flies from D.C. to Israel.
He does two stops in Israel.
He speaks to parliament there.
Then he flies from there to Egypt.
And he speaks to all the world leaders.
He does several press conferences, right?
Has one-on-ones with every one of the world leaders.
And then he flies back to D.C. He's back there 36 hours later in order to meet Millie from Argentina at noon and then give Charlie Kirk the Medal of Freedom at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
I mean, the guy does not stop.
He'll call me at 11.30 at night.
He'll call me at 5 o'clock in the morning.
I mean, he just doesn't sleep, right?
And I think you know us because you've spoken to me many times.
Listen, I know from people that were on that trip with him, he did not sleep a wink on the way home.
Not one second.
And then he did all the events yesterday.
He's remarkable.
That's exactly what America needs.
America needs a fighter, right?
America needs a cheerleader.
America needs a fighter.
I mean, he'll come off of Air Force One at 3 o'clock in the morning, go up to the Gazle of Press.
They have toothpicks holding their eyes open.
They've got four Red Bulls, empty Red Bulls in their hand.
They're falling asleep.
And by the way, half of them are 23 years old.
And here he is.
I mean, I've always said my father's the Energizer Bunny, in a suit and a red tie on steroids.
And that's how he's been my entire life.
And it's exactly what America needs in a commander-in-chief.
He's absolutely remarkable.
But speaking about Middle East peace for a second, it made it all worth it, Sean.
I said this to you privately the other day, but it made it all worth it for me for as many arrows and as many bullets as they put in our back.
When you see the amount of lives that were saved there, when you see the amount of lives that were saved in India in avoiding that conference, conflict with Pakistan, when you see the amount of lives that were saved in all the conflicts, he's stopped, including, obviously, Iran getting nuclear weapons because they would have used it or they would have had one of their proxies use it against the Western world.
But when you see him get peace in the Middle East, something that everybody laughed at, Obama laughed at it, Joe Biden laughed at it.
They all laughed at it.
This can't be done.
They've been fighting for thousands of years.
There's no way this is going to happen.
And then you see all the related parties up there where Israel is happy, you know, I mean, everybody's happy.
I mean, all the leaders are happy over there.
I mean, every leader in the Middle East is applauding.
It's not like these wars in the past where you might have one victor and you'll have one loser.
Here, everybody's satisfied and they're all happy with the end result.
Isn't that a beautiful thing for humanity?
And it makes the siege all worth it.
It makes everything that we went through worth it because guess what?
There are potentially millions of people right now who are alive because of what he just accomplished, whether it's now or whether it's in the future.
And it's a beautiful thing to see.
I don't know how many untold lives in the future will be saved because Iran doesn't have nuclear weapons.
I do feel there's a misunderstanding of your father's doctrine or what I call the Trump doctrine.
You know, people kind of, they misinterpret no forever wars for not using American military might.
But meanwhile, your dad took out the ISIS Caliphate.
Your dad took out Soleimani on that tarmac.
He took out Baghdadi and associates.
He dropped the mother of all bombs on Afghanistan.
And here, when he had the opportunity and Iran was getting close to being a nuclear power, he said that can't happen.
He gave him a chance for peace.
They rejected it, and he took him out.
And thank God he did.
Yeah, he's doing it with the cartels right now, which is as a person who was at four friends die of fentanyl, meaning four friends of mine who have lost kids to fentanyl.
He's doing the same with cartels right now.
You're going to stop this stuff.
You're going to stop sending drugs into the United States.
Otherwise, we're going to do something about it.
And Sean, he's doing something about it and it's great.
But my father was always the guy who was against, you see these outposts.
There's a great movie actually called Restreppo that was made specifically about this.
But you'd have these outposts in Afghanistan.
They'd have 10 kids.
These guys are 21 years old, 22 years old, and they're sitting up there.
And every day they're getting mortar and they're losing limbs and everything else.
And he goes, I don't want this.
I don't want this.
I don't want to rebuild nations.
I don't want to destroy a school and then have to rebuild it.
And then we destroy it again.
Then we rebuild it again.
I don't want to do that.
I want to have the greatest military in the world where if we ever have to go in, it will be over so damn quickly that people's heads are going to spin.
But I don't want to go spend 15 years in a region, see thousands of young people's lives get killed, spend trillions of dollars when we could otherwise spend that on our own infrastructure in the United States of America.
We could rebuild every school, every bridge, every road, every fiber optic line, every 5G network.
I want to do that for the United States of America.
I want to do that on our homeland.
I don't want to do that abroad.
So I want to have the greatest military, and I want to pray to God that we never have to use it.
But if we do have to use it, we're going to be ready, and we're going to knock their heads off, and we're going to do it so quickly that we can get home.
And I think that's what Americans universally want.
People are sick and tired of occupying Iraq for years.
People are sick and tired of what was happening in Afghanistan.
People are sick and tired of being the protector of Germany and the protector of South Korea and the protector of the entire world.
People are sick and tired of this, especially when all those countries abuse us on trade policies and everything else.
And people are so relieved that he's taking foster.
Listen, if I have to hit them, I'm going to hit them hard.
And by the way, you better believe that Soleimani made a message, right?
Sent a great message to the entire world.
You don't think that Kim John-un, you don't think these people are watching as Soleimani got hit and Albek daddy got hit?
Of course they were, right?
And they're going to play a little nicer in the sandbox knowing you have a person who will actually take decisive action when required.
Let me go back to your family, though, and go back to your story.
There's so much to cover, and it's just impossible to do it in an hour.
But everything that I mentioned earlier from Pfizer warrants and spying on your dad and a dirty Russian disinformation dossier.
We did have career senior Intel officials after 2016 that had determined there was no Trump-Russia collusion.
Obama himself authorized another Intel assessment to come up with a very different conclusion to sabotage your dad's first term, and they were successful.
Yeah, of course it was.
I mean, it's the same reason that the FBI was shouting at me to turn off all security cameras at Mar-a-Lago.
Well, why would I turn off Mar-a-Lago's commercial property?
Why am I turning off security cameras?
We demand that you immediately turn off all security cameras.
I go, I'm not turning off our security cameras.
I'll never forget that conversation.
I go, something is deeply, deeply wrong with what they're doing, but they'd weaponize the entire system.
I mean, Sean, one of the great lessons, and by the way, I love the men and women of the FBI and of all law enforcement, the actual gun carriers, not the bureaucrats at the top.
And they're forgetting called down, and I've told this story.
I don't think I've ever told it publicly.
It's in the book.
But I get called down to FBI headquarters in New York.
There's a threat against the Trump organization.
Eric, we come down here.
We need to debrief you on it.
They bring me upstairs.
I drive in.
No one knows Sean.
I'm going down there.
Secret Service takes me down.
We go in the basement of the building.
We go right upstairs to the top floor into this skiff.
And they say, Eric, there's a big cybersecurity threat against Trump organization.
We need to tell you about it.
And it was just, it was the most vague nonsense that you'd ever heard in your entire life.
I'm literally rolling my eyes to it.
If you have one person in an IT department, you could have seen anything that they were telling you about.
Not that we were strangers to IT threats against our company.
And I'll never forget, you can't tell anybody you're here.
This is down by secrecy.
You can't tell anybody you're here.
I get back in the cars.
I haven't even left the building yet.
We're driving up the ramp that leaves the FBI building in New York.
And I get a call from the head of ABC News.
You know the person, John Fantucci.
And I get a call from John, and he goes, what are you doing down at FBI headquarters?
I go, John, I have no idea what you're talking about.
I'm not at FBI headquarters.
He goes, Eric, you're lying to me.
You're down there right now.
You're just leaving the building.
I go, John, I have no idea what you're talking about.
Eric, don't lie to me.
I know why you're there.
I go, why would I possibly be there?
Well, they're investigating a cyber attack from Iran against a Trump organization.
And I go, how did you know that?
And he goes, Eric, because their press office from D.C. just called and told me all about it.
And they literally brought me into that office and they made me sign every document and they brought me in under the cover of darkness and under total secrecy.
And I go, oh, my God, they are literally doing it.
This is the weaponization of government.
I mean, they're literally, they're bringing me in there as a pawn.
I never thought that that would be the country that I lived in.
I didn't.
And by the way, that was just the tip of the spear relative to what we went through between the impeachments and the dossiers.
And you mentioned the dossiers before and some of the horrible, wretched things I can't even say on the radio that they said my father was doing golden, you know what's and everything.
They did that to break up his marriage.
They did that to break up his family.
They did that to embarrass him.
It was all paid for by Hillary Clinton.
It was all paid for by the Democrats, right?
That was the siege.
They wanted to do everything they could to destroy his life financially, legally.
They wanted to imprison him.
They wanted to smear his name.
They wanted to take his voice.
They wanted to gag order him every day.
They wanted the mugshot.
They didn't need Donald Trump's mugshot.
He's the most recognizable person on planet Earth, right?
He wasn't a flight risk.
They wanted to do everything they could.
And when that didn't work, Sean, they tried to kill him in Butler's.
And by the way, in terms of Butler, Pennsylvania, I'm not satisfied.
And by the way, I don't think the entire country is satisfied with.
By the way, neither am I. There's no reason at all.
I used to be a contractor.
That's not a slow proof, Eric.
Not even close.
They had 80-year-old congressmen walking across that roof, and you had Kimberly Cheadle talking about how it was too slow.
Give me a break.
I'm also not satisfied that they let somebody at 130 yards with a modern scoped rifle, you know, shoot at a four.
It is infuriating to son.
And what I'm really not satisfied with, and I'm really not.
And this is maybe the only place in the world I disagree with my father because, you know, for national security reasons, a whole lot of other reasons, and I amend and applaud his composure based on what happened to him and the fact that he almost had his head blown off.
But we don't know a damn thing about this guy.
And I go into that in great detail in Under Siege.
You know, they literally stripped the phones of every single January 6th protester.
They broke into every iPhone of every grandmother that was taking a selfie in the Capitol.
But we don't know a damn thing about the person who shot at the 45th and very soon to be 47th president of the United States.
You know, we have one picture of this kid, and he looks like he's 14 years old, right?
And, you know, and the guy had multiple phones.
Give me a break.
You know, the guy was cremated faster than most household pests.
Sean, I call BS, and I think this entire country calls BS, and we better find out who this guy actually was.
All right, quick break, a few more minutes, final moments with Eric Trump, his new book just out, Under Siege, My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation, now in bookstores around the country, Amazon.com, Hannity.com.
Quick break, more with Eric on the other side.
Up next, our final round of information overload.
Eric Trump is with us.
Never done this before, holding him a little bit over the hour.
Your life became a living hell.
And I would talk to you throughout that period of times, and I'm like, my mouth was agape.
I'm just like, oh, my gosh.
It is unprecedented what they did to you and your family.
You tell the whole story.
It is inspiring because you conclude on this program today, it was all worth it.
And it speaks volumes about who you are, the friend that you've become and Laura's become and your family's become, and about your father, the father that stood up and said, fight, fight, fight after Butler.
And more importantly, you've laid out a roadmap.
We better get to the bottom of it, Eric.
Yep.
Sean, it's one of the reasons I had to materialize all of this, right?
You know more about revisionist history than anybody.
Every person listening to this program understands revisionist history.
Just go on Wikipedia if you want to understand a revisionist history.
They do everything they can using the mainstream media to rewrite the history that they want rewritten, to leave in or out the details that they think is relevant.
And it had to take the son of a president to write something from the heart, but something with hard concrete facts that are indisputable as to what they did and the way they were willing to weaponize the system.
They would have been very happy for, I'm telling you how many feathers this book is going to ruffle.
They wanted us to all disappear.
They wanted all of this to fade into the distant memories of a few select people and never actually be put down on paper.
And I really believe I had to do it for the history of this country.
I really believe I had to do it to show people how democracy, how fragile it can actually be, and how quickly it can go awry.
And Sean, listen, I'm a builder.
You've known me my entire life.
I build buildings.
I'm the number one selling author in the country right now.
That was not meant to be.
This much I can tell you.
I am number one on Amazon.
We are number one in every single category.
And you wrote every word yourself.
People need to know that.
So the point of me saying that is people are pissed off and people want accountability and people want to understand what happened.
And people aren't letting this go.
Your listeners aren't letting this go.
I'm not letting this go.
And sure as hell, my father is not letting this go.
We can't let it go.
This is literally, I mean, they had our country by the neck.
This siege wasn't just against Donald Trump, right?
It wasn't just against us as a family.
It wasn't just against me as the guy who ran everything outside of Washington, D.C. This siege was against you when they weaponized the IRS.
This was against you when they were leaking your tax returns.
This was against every person listening right now, you know, as they weaponize, you know, again, IRS agencies to go after their pastors and their bishops and their churches and their religious organizations and conservative nonprofits.
It was every person listening as they got looked over for the next promotion because of some DEI hire because of the, you know, the, you know, the period of wokeness.
It's for every father and mother who had, you know, a daughter that had to swim against a guy my size, 6'4, 215 pounds.
All right.
So, Eric, if I can just stop you, I'm not trying to interrupt you at all, especially during the middle of that flow.
But I've never done this in the history of the show.
I've never kept an author over an hour, but I just think what you're saying is so critical, so vital, so important, and that we learn the lessons of what you and your family have gone through.
If it's okay with you, I'll hold you over just for a few more minutes into the next half hour, if you don't mind.
Eric Trump is, thank you.
Eric Trump, Under Siege, My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation.
Quick break more with Eric Trump on the other side as we continue.
