Author Robert Kiyosaki recently took to social media to share his worries regarding the ongoing trial of his "friend and co-author," former President Donald Trump. Kiyosaki, best known for his book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," voiced skepticism about the charges brought against Trump, labeling them as baseless and politically driven. He went further to suggest that the trial was unjustly targeting Trump, alluding to what he described as corruption within the Biden family and their supposed exploitation of once reputable institutions for personal benefit.
The trial of former President Trump, which commenced on Monday, has been met with controversy and heated discussions. Despite various attempts by Trump's legal team to postpone the trial, their efforts have thus far been unsuccessful. Notably, Trump's bid to attend the Supreme Court proceedings on presidential immunity was turned down, adding another layer of complexity to the legal proceedings.
The trial against Trump has captured the attention of the public due to its high-profile nature. With Trump's defense team arguing that this is a "political persecution," the trial has been characterized as a groundbreaking and unprecedented legal battle by the former President's lawyer. The unfolding events have sparked debates on the motives behind the trial and have elicited strong opinions from supporters and critics alike.