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Trump's True Crimes is hosted by Eric Skaggs. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 81 episodes.

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Trump's True Crimes has published 81 episodes.

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Trump's True Crimes

Hosted by Eric Skaggs · true crime · EN · 81 episodes

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A gripping true-crime podcast that uncovers the most shocking scandals, legal battles, and alleged criminal activity involving Donald Trump and his family. From shady real estate deals and tax fraud to election interference and hush money payments, each episode digs deep into the accusations, evidence, and courtroom drama surrounding the Trump dynasty. With expert analysis, dramatic storytelling, and facts pulled straight from indictments and investigations, this podcast reveals the darker side of America’s most infamous political family. You’ve heard the headlines. Now hear the whole story.

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What is Trump's True Crimes?

Trump's True Crimes is a true crime podcast hosted by Eric Skaggs, with 81 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Eric Skaggs hosts Trump's True Crimes, a true crime show with 81 episodes published.

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Episode #81
Trump’s True Crimes Episode 81: Undermining Democracy Abroad
Oct 3, 20252 minS1
This is *Trump’s True Crimes – Episode 81: Undermining Democracy Abroad.* The President of the United States is meant to be the world’s leading defender of democracy. But during Donald Trump’s time in office, he often sided not with democratic allies, but with authoritarian strongmen. Trump praised Vladimir Putin, calling him a genius and denying U.S. intelligence reports about Russian election interference. He echoed the Kremlin’s propaganda while undermining America’s allies in NATO. He even withheld military aid to Ukraine in an attempt to pressure its governme...
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Episode #80
Trump’s True Crimes Episode 80: USPS Sabotage Before 2020 Election
Oct 3, 20252 minS1
This is *Trump’s True Crimes – Episode 80: USPS Sabotage Before 2020 Election.* The United States Postal Service has long been one of America’s most trusted institutions. But in 2020, Donald Trump turned it into a political weapon. Why? Because mail-in voting threatened his grip on power. Trump spent months attacking mail-in ballots, falsely claiming they were fraudulent. At the same time, his administration was working behind the scenes to make mail voting harder. He installed a loyalist, Louis DeJoy, as Postmaster General — a man with no postal experience but deep Republic...
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Episode #79
Trump’s True Crimes Episode 79: Census Manipulation Attempt
Sep 29, 20253 minS1
This is Trump’s True Crimes – Episode 79: Census Manipulation Attempt.The Census is one of the oldest institutions in American democracy. Every ten years, it counts the people, and that count determines how political power and federal funding are distributed. It’s meant to be neutral, accurate, and fair. But Donald Trump saw it as something to weaponize.Trump’s administration made an unprecedented push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census. The official excuse was enforcing the Voting Rights Act. But leaked documents later revealed the real plan: to suppress immigrant participation, shift politica...
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Episode #79
Trump’s True Crimes Episode 78: Illegal Emoluments at D.C. Hotel
Sep 27, 20253 minS1
This is *Trump’s True Crimes – Episode 78: Illegal Emoluments at D.C. Hotel.* The presidency is supposed to serve the people, not the president’s wallet. But from the moment Donald Trump entered the White House, he saw dollar signs. The U.S. Constitution’s Emoluments Clause forbids any president from taking money or gifts from foreign governments. The founders knew it would corrupt American democracy. Trump ignored it. He refused to divest from his businesses, and at the heart of it all sat the Trump International Hotel in Washingt...
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Episode #77
Trump’s True Crimes Episode 77: Foreign Influence in Inauguration Fund
Sep 17, 20255 minS1
Trump’s True Crimes – Episode 77: Foreign Influence in Inauguration FundWhen Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States on January 20th, 2017, the world saw a grand display on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. But behind the scenes, the inauguration became something else entirely—a money funnel. The Trump Inaugural Committee raised a record-breaking **\$107 million**, more than twice as much as Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration, and far more than what was necessary to stage the event.So where did all that money come from? And more importantly, where did it g...
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Roger Stone

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Michael Cohen

former personal attorney to President Donald J. Trump, Growth Advisors International Network

John Eastman

Constitutional Lawyer

Mark Meadows

Former North Carolina Congressman and Trump Chief of Staff

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