Trump University was supposed to be a long-distance learning solution for real estate and business management, while offering cheaper rental options in Wall Street. However, Trump's real estate empire has a history of shady deals, with multiple criminal charges and scams tied to 40 Wall Street.
The podcast hosts interview a former Trump insider who was paid to write a book about his experiences with the president during his campaign. Although he wasn't a hero, his insight sheds light on the inner workings of the campaign.
A group of students joke about their surgical education experiences, including a class where they operated on a dead cow with a samurai sword, leading them to believe they are now all MDs in just 40 days.
The creation of Trump University, an online business and real estate learning platform, was formed in 2004 by Donald Trump, Michael Sexton, and Jonathan, with a vision to cater to housewives and individuals seeking second careers. It was short-lived, however, due to accusations of it being a scam and lack of accreditation, which led to legal troubles and its eventual shutdown.
Prosecutors have filed criminal charges against at least 29 individuals and 12 alleged scams linked to Donald Trump's 40 Wall Street building, while nine firms have faced serious regulatory claims.