President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing a financial reserve for his family’s legal defense should Democrats win control of Congress in the November mid‑terms, according to a report citing the Daily Mail. The source says the president is “angry but not surprised” by the prospect and is setting aside millions from the $400 million raised by his MAGA Inc. super‑PAC, money Republicans had hoped would fund his campaign instead.
The report notes that first‑lady Melania Trump and son Barron Trump, a student at New York University’s Stern School of Business in Washington, D.C., could become targets for Democratic lawmakers. It also references Trump’s two impeachments by House Democrats during his first term and the subsequent Senate acquittals. The report states that Democrats now plan to focus on alleged corruption within the Trump family, citing statements from California Rep. Robert Garcia and Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin that the family’s conduct is “enough to go around” and that “no stone will be left unturned.”
Additional potential investigations include Barron’s alleged contacts with Andrew Tate, Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding funded by a Russian oligarch, Jared Kushner’s private‑equity venture receiving a $2 billion investment from a Saudi‑linked fund, and the use of the White House by the president’s granddaughter to promote her clothing brand. The report also mentions a letter from Senators Elizabeth Warren and Hank Johnson questioning a $40 million Amazon documentary about Melania Trump.
White House spokesperson Lauren Bis responded by dismissing the allegations as “witch‑hunts” and reaffirmed the administration’s focus on economic and security policy. Polls give Democrats a nine‑point lead, and a Democratic victory could leave Trump a lame‑duck president facing a potential third impeachment and limited legislative influence.
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