Business Insider: “Just six days after his father was elected president last November, Donald Trump Jr. made a career move that seemed a little strange, at least on the surface.
“At that point, 1789 was a microscopic player in the venture capital world. He raised less than $200 million and had no investments more than leading a group that invested $15 million in Tucker Carlson’s new media company.”
“Since Trump joined the company in 1789, its portfolio has begun to blossom. Despite its small size, the company has been granted stock in several coveted products, including Elon Musk’s SpaceX. A small number of startups that have signed or are in conflict with Intelligence Agency Xai, and a small number of startups that have signed or are in conflict with the Department of Defense.”
“The VC company that involved the president’s son almost overnight has become a key beneficiary of federal bureaucracy that President Trump has long ridden as a ‘swamp’. ”
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