Eric Trump explains father’s hot mic moment with Indonesian president
Eric Trump said a 'huge wall' separates his business from his father's presidency despite Indonesian president's request to meet him during a Gaza peace summit, highlighting family business ties.
- On Monday, a hot mic at a Gaza peace summit in Egypt caught Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto asking to `meet Eric` and President Donald Trump saying `I'll have Eric call`, and the clip circulated online on October 17, 2025.
- On Thursday, Eric Trump appeared on Real America's Voice to promote his book and was asked by host Eric Bolling about the Egypt clip from earlier this week.
- Describing business ties, Eric Trump highlighted two projects in Indonesia, including a golf course near Jakarta and a Bali hotel starting very soon, and said he operates the Trump International Club in Lido.
- Watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said it is NOT normal for the president to arrange a meeting for his son, and Eric Bolling did not follow up on conflicts of interest.
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Eric Trump says Indonesian president on hot mic was asking his father about family business
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Eric Trump explains father’s hot mic moment with Indonesia president
Eric Trump on Thursday sought to clarify what President Trump and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto talked about during a hot mic moment when the commander-in-chief’s son came up during a conversation. Subianto was heard speaking with his American counterpart in Egypt on Monday and asked if he could “meet Eric.” “I’ll have Eric call,” President…
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