BONUS: Eric Trump-Exclusive Interview on his new book Under Siege

In this revealing episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Eric Trump joins Senator Cruz and co-host Ben Ferguson to discuss his new book, Under Siege, which he describes as a firsthand account of “the greatest governmental corruption this nation has ever seen.”

• The Book and Its Premise (Order Eric's new Book HERE!)

Under Siege is presented as Eric Trump’s account of what is “the greatest governmental corruption this nation has ever seen.”

Trump and is family were victims of political persecution, media bias, and systemic weaponization of institutions.

Government “Weaponization”

Eric Trump accuses the DOJ, FBI, and state-level prosecutors (Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith, etc.) of targeting his family for political reasons.

He recounts the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago as an overreach and describes it as “staged” and politically motivated.

Mentions being “the most subpoenaed man in history,” claiming to have received over 100 subpoenas.

Debanking and Corporate Retaliation

Eric Trump says that hundreds of bank accounts belonging to Trump businesses and affiliates were closed due to political pressure.

Specific banks named: Capital One, JP Morgan, Bank of America, First Republic.

He frames this as an example of private-sector “weaponization” against conservatives.

Financial and Legal Struggles

The family spent around $400 million defending themselves from investigations and lawsuits.

Describes how banks, courts, and insurance companies were allegedly pressured to avoid doing business with the Trump Organization.

Personal Reflections and Family Dynamics

Speaks warmly of his father as a calm, strong leader under pressure and a strict but loving parent.

Emphasizes a childhood of discipline, work ethic, and learning through labor rather than wealth.

Contrasts the Trump family’s “moral integrity” with Hunter Biden’s alleged misconduct.

Political and Cultural Commentary

Denounces DEI initiatives, “wokeness,” and progressive policies as threats to American values.

Frames the Trump family’s experience as symbolic of a broader national struggle between conservatives and “corrupt elites.”