How a President Trump Could Avoid Conflict of Interest

The transcript discusses potential conflicts of interest if Donald Trump were elected, focusing on his business ties, the involvement of his children in political and business matters, and the legal and financial implications. It highlights concerns about his tax returns and the IRS, as well as the future of the Trump brand. The discussion includes the role of Trump's children in advising him and managing his businesses, and the potential conflicts arising from his extensive business interests and loans.

What is one of the main concerns regarding Trump's presidency related to his business interests?

• His children would have no involvement in his political affairs.

• He plans to put his businesses in a blind trust.

• His children might influence decisions to benefit his businesses.

• He has no business interests to worry about.

What is a potential issue with Trump's financial dealings if he becomes President?

• His businesses have no ongoing investigations.

• His children have no role in his business decisions.

• He has no loans from financial institutions.

• His administration might negotiate with lenders involved in legal issues.

What is a potential conflict of interest related to Trump's tax situation?

• He has released all his tax returns.

• He has no ongoing audits.

• He might appoint an IRS chief overseeing his audit.

• His tax returns show no business interests.

What is the new brand name that Trump's business is considering?

• Trump International

• Trump & Co.

• Syene

• Trump Enterprises

What is a question regarding the future of the Trump brand?

• If it will merge with another brand.

• If it will continue to be associated with Donald Trump.

• Whether it will be renamed to Trump International.

• Whether it will be sold to another company.