Trump's meme coin dinner: Institutionalized corruption on a platter? | DW News

Opponents of Donald Trump accuse him and his family of using the presidency to enrich themselves. Trump has long said there is no conflict of interest between his business dealings and presidential policy. But a recent dinner for wealthy crypto investors at the US president's Virginia golf course is just the latest in a series of events driving the allegations of corruption.

0:00 Who attended Trump's meme coin dinner?
3:16 Kim Lane Scheppele, Professor of Sociology at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, on why Trump is violating norms and bribery laws by allowing investors to purchase his meme coin

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Post from DW News on May 30, 2025

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