The former president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., allegedly received an envelope at his Florida residence containing an enigmatic white powder, about which a hazmat team has been investigating.
Following the discovery of several vehicles outside his Jupiter, Florida, house on Monday night, word of the event spread.
According to The Daily Beast:
As per two individuals acquainted with the situation, Donald Trump Jr. received a letter on Monday night that contained an unknown white substance, which prompted the sighting of several fire engines and individuals dressed in hazmat suits outside his Jupiter, Florida, residence.
Donald Trump Jr. seems to be using social media to promote an interview on Rumble around the same time as the Daily Beast published its first piece.
In an effort to secure the Republican candidacy for the 2024 presidential contest, the son of the former president has been actively participating in the campaign trail with his father.
The Daily Caller said that the letter had a death threat in addition to the white substance.
“This kind of crap has just gotten a little too normal,” Donald Trump Jr. said to the Daily Caller. “This is obviously unacceptable and would dominate press attention for weeks if it were a well-known Democrat. The media would hold all Republicans accountable and place the blame on them.
“But since it’s me, the media won’t even bat an eyelid, and radical left-wing haters will essentially get a free pass,” he said.
The son of the former president said that he has received white powder before.
“Whatever your political beliefs, this kind of garbage is intolerable,” he declared. Actually, this is the second packet filled with white powder that I have received in the mail. When this last occurred, it was during my dad’s presidency, and my then-wife revealed it while my children were with her.
He said, “It’s terrible that we live in a culture where politics and the left’s animosity for my father would lead individuals to do such insane things, but that is where we are.”
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