Eric Trump Warns of Trouble if Kamala Harris Elected

NEW YORK — Eric Trump, the second son of former President Donald Trump, has expressed concerns over recent stock market fluctuations, which his father has labeled “the Kamala Crash.” He warned that these economic disturbances could signal a larger crisis if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected in the upcoming November elections. Eric emphasized the need for immediate action to address economic issues, suggesting that infrastructure investments are crucial for stabilizing low energy prices. In a recent interview, Eric Trump highlighted the struggles faced by businesses, noting that many companies have seen significant declines in value since his father’s presidency. He pointed out that public safety is also a pressing concern, a sentiment that intensified for him after witnessing the aftermath of an assassination attempt on his father during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The traumatic experience left a lasting impression on him, reinforcing his views on the importance of safety in the U.S. Despite the challenges, Eric Trump reported that his father is recovering well from the incident, describing him as “so much stronger than he ever has been.” He expressed gratitude that his father was not more seriously harmed, attributing his survival to a higher power. Although Eric does not hold an official position in his father's campaign, he remains a key adviser and played a significant role at this year’s Republican National Convention.