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Six days after his dad won the presidency, Donald Trump Jr. quietly took a new job. He became a partner in a barely-known Florida investment firm called 1789 Capital, just two miles from Mar-a-Lago. At the time, the company had raised less than $200 million and had made exactly one big investment—$15 million into Tucker Carlson’s new media company. Their pitch? To build a "parallel economy" for anti-woke businesses that align with MAGA values.
Fast forward a few months and 1789 is suddenly landing premium deals with the biggest players in tech and defense. It’s been handed shares in Elon Musk’s SpaceX and his AI firm xAI—investments typically reserved for high-rollers with deep connections. Now it’s flush with Pentagon-tied investments, including Firehawk Aerospace, Aeon Industrial, and the defense tech giant Anduril, which recently secured contracts worth $22 billion and $642 million for AR goggles and anti-drone systems.
This isn’t just good timing. According to Business Insider, Don Jr.’s little firm has also benefited from lucrative federal contracts and potential insider access—just as the Trump administration shifts billions in taxpayer dollars to companies like SpaceX, now the Pentagon’s top launch provider.
And here's where it gets even murkier. 1789 has opened a private club in Georgetown called “The Executive Branch,” where for half a million dollars, elite members can mingle behind closed doors with Trump insiders—an obvious pipeline for deal-making while his father holds the presidency.
As watchdogs and legal scholars point out, the red flags are waving in high wind. "If the son of the president is benefiting from these deals, even if there’s a few degrees of separation, is there a level playing field? We just don’t know," says Scott Amey from the Project on Government Oversight.
Meanwhile, MAGA world still froths at the mouth about Hunter Biden. But here’s the difference: Hunter didn’t funnel federal contracts to the companies paying him. He didn’t launch private clubs for pay-to-play access while his father was in office. Don Jr., on the other hand, is running the kind of political profit scheme Republicans once screamed about.
Imagine for a moment if Hunter Biden had opened a millionaires-only club and started landing Space Force contracts while Joe Biden was president. The GOP wouldn’t just demand his resignation—they’d demand his exile.
Even some former Trump insiders are shocked. “What they’re doing is selling access to the president via the back door,” said one source familiar with the family. “It’s beyond hypocritical.”
In just three months, 1789 Capital has raised half a billion dollars and is now aiming for $1 billion by summer. By next year, they’re targeting as much as $5 billion. And Don Jr.—the man who once mocked Hunter for riding his dad’s coattails—is now doing the exact same thing. Only bigger. And with your tax dollars on the line.
This is no longer a story about Hunter Biden’s paintings or his laptop. This is about Donald Trump Jr. building an empire on government connections, with the MAGGOTS cheering him on.
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