Former President Donald Trump pushed $100,000 watches on the same day his wife Melania Trump told Fox News people are struggling to afford basic necessities.
You don’t need to destroy the watch for it to be money laundering. If he receives cash for the watch, he can hide the exact amount by means of some Weisselberg-esque money tricks.
But yeah, more than likely it’s his semi yearly trashy overpriced product drop.
Unless he is destroying the watches and saying “oh look, I received these duffle bags of cash”.
No, no, I think this is just blatant scamming.
That is how you money launder via purchases. It’s more common to use artwork but you get the gist.
You don’t need to destroy the watch for it to be money laundering. If he receives cash for the watch, he can hide the exact amount by means of some Weisselberg-esque money tricks.
But yeah, more than likely it’s his semi yearly trashy overpriced product drop.