Who Made the Monster?

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Who Made the Monster?

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In this episode of 'The Leftish Agenda' hosted by Eddie, the controversial legacy of Fred Trump Sr. is unpacked. The discussion begins with a delve into his capitalization of government programs, and how he used federal funds and tax breaks meant for affordable housing to his self-serving benefits. It further reveals a history of racial discrimination, backed by the 1973 lawsuit by the U.S. Department of Justice for violating the Fair Housing Act. The podcast also uncovers Fred's aggressive and combative business style stressing on his love for legal disputes. As it peels into the artful public image crafted by Fred, the podcast underlines the contrast between his projected image and reality. Finally, a significant focus is on how these business praxes influenced his son, Donald Trump. The concluding remarks highlight Fred Trump's impact on the real estate world, the influence on his and his family's approach to business and politics - painting a complex and controversial picture of his contribution to American society.