Eric Trump - Celebrity

Donald Trump's sons, Eric and Donald Jr., went on "Good Morning America" to promote a new hotel chain in Mississippi that is based off his campaign slogan. The chain, "American Idea,” is opening three hotels in the state that overwhelmingly voted for their dad, but the two sons insist they aren't trying to profit off their fathers Presidency.

Donald Trump's son, Eric, claimed that Donald Trump's critics are "not even people" during an interview with conservative Fox News host Sean Hannity. He went on to blame the Democratic Party (which is in the minority in both the House and Senate) for sabotaging his dad's agenda.

Donald Trump took money meant for St. Jude's Children's Hospital and transferred it to the Trump Organization, a "charity" that has come under major scrutiny by state and federal regulators. Trump's son Eric hosts an annual charity golf event for St. Jude at his fathers golf course in Westchester County, New York and boasts that all the money goes to help children suffering from cancer, but financial documents show that over a million dollars were actually sent to his fathers "charity."

Donald Trump is handing the keys to his business empire to his two sons, which the Office of Government Ethics publicly called 'wholly inadequate.' Having his two sons - Donald, Jr. and Eric - run his business empire while he's President has the potential of creating countless conflict of interests because Trump will be enforcing rules and regulations that can directly impact his business empire.

Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump along with two other investors created a charity called Opening Day Foundation that is selling access to Donald Trump on and around inauguration day. The "charity" is accepting donations in exchange for a private reception with Donald Trump and potentially a private hunting event with the new President if the price is right.

Donald Trump's son Eric claimed that the Presidential recount in Wisconsin will kill "at least 5,000 children." The baseless claim is taken from a Forbes article that suggested the Green Party should have spent the money they are for the recount on malaria prevention for children instead.