Biography Flash: Donald Trump Jr Mocks No Kings Protests While Expanding Saudi Business and Defense Deals
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Biography Flash: Donald Trump Jr Mocks No Kings Protests While Expanding Saudi Business and Defense Deals
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Donald Trump Jr. has been a fixture in both global business and political headlines over the past several days. His most significant public appearance came during a high-profile visit to Saudi Arabia, where he spoke at the Future Investment Initiative—essentially a Davos-style summit for Gulf business elites. According to the Associated Press, he used this platform to mock the recent "No Kings" protests across America, which have drawn tens of thousands to the streets in response to growing government power and a looming shutdown. Trump Jr. ridiculed the demonstrators as “the same crazy liberals from the ‘60s and ‘70s, just a lot older and fatter,” and insisted the movement was “entirely manufactured and paid for by the usual puppets.” He took aim at Democratic Party policies and painted his father’s approach to the Middle East as business-first and unapologetic, stressing that during the family’s last Mideast trip, there was none of what he called an “apology tour.” Trump Jr. praised the economic and social changes he sees in Saudi Arabia, a notable statement given the regime’s hard line against dissent. He was joined on stage by Omeed Malik of 1789 Capital, a close business associate in several current ventures.
There is a business subplot to this Saudi trip: Trump Jr. remains active in the Trump Organization’s real estate expansions in the region and has a prominent role with 1789 Capital, a growing investment firm that brands itself as “funding the next chapter of American exceptionalism.” The Economic Times reports he is also a director in a new SPAC, Colombier Acquisition Corp. III, which just filed for a $260 million U.S. IPO. This is part of a well-documented pattern in the Trump family of leveraging high-visibility moments into new business, including crypto ventures and even a meme coin earlier this year.
Turning to the defense space, Orlando Business Journal notes that Unusual Machines, a drone technology company where Trump Jr. is an adviser and significant shareholder, secured a $225,000 Pentagon contract for drone motors. While not a blockbuster contract, this signals Trump Jr.'s continued ambitions in the rapidly expanding military drone market.
On the calendar, he is set to make appearances on the upcoming Megyn Kelly LIVE national tour alongside figures like Eric Trump, Tucker Carlson, and Piers Morgan according to SiriusXM. He also remains an anticipated speaker at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas at the end of May, where he’s expected to expand on his growing interest in financial sovereignty, digital currency, and economic freedom, as reported by Bitcoin Magazine.
On social media, Trump Jr. has leaned into the “No Kings” controversy, sharing clips of his Saudi summit speech and amplifying criticism of the protests. If you’re following for biographical significance, his engagement in the current protest discourse and simultaneous expansion into crypto, defense tech, and international economic networking point to a figure carefully cultivating both controversial relevance and diversified influence.
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