During a CNN NewsNight discussion, Batya Ungar-Sargon defended President Trump regarding a dinner with cryptocurrency investors where he personally profited $394 million. While Abby Phillip inquired about the implications of this gathering, Ungar-Sargon argued against it being viewed as bribery, emphasizing that Trump's limited interaction time with investors made this unlikely. She pointed out that his long-standing base does not see him as easily bribed, attributing his decisions to his strong-willed nature and notable achievements in office, suggesting that perceptions of transparency and conduct hold more weight.
I was feeling worse about it until I found out that he spent all of 68 minutes with 200 people; I don't think you can get a lot of bribery in if you're competing for that kind of time.
No one who voted for him, I don't think, thinks that he is a person who can be bribed easily... he has his view of what he wants to do, and he's gonna do it.
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