The former president and 2024 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump recently joined comedian and podcaster Andrew Schulz on his podcast FLAGRANT, where he candidly discussed a number of things, including his approach to parenting and instilling ambition in his children.
In one instance, Trump also reflected on a memorable incident involving his eldest son, Trump Jr. while emphasizing the importance of discipline and accountability in his household.
Donald Trump Made His Son Clean House for 36 Hours After Party Incident
Former president Donald Trump recently discussed his relationship with his children as he joined the FLAGRANT podcast while reflecting on the importance of discipline and leading a stable lifestyle.
I do have good kids five really wonderful children and different very different. But you know one thing that was in common that I did. I always used to say when I was with them or when they were leaving a room. I would drive them crazy no drugs no alcohol no cigarettes.
The conversation then shifted to Donald Trump Jr., when the host asked if he ever gave the same advice to his eldest son as well. “Don Jr. is a little wild… he can be a little tough,” he said.
Andrew Schulz then recalled a story that Trump Jr. shared about an incident where his father made him clean the entire house after a party. He shared how Trump Jr. once asked him for permission to host a small July 4th party with just five friends.
But he ended up inviting over 200 people, believing his father was out of town. When Trump unexpectedly arrived and found the chaos, he kicked everyone out. “He said he spent the next 36 hours cleaning,” Schulz recounted.
When asked whether the story was true or not, Trump confirmed, “It happened… you can never forget,” emphasizing that such moments are crucial for personal growth and accountability and hard to forget.
Donald Trump Jr. Reflects on Unforgettable Lesson
Shortly after the podcast’s release, Donald Trump Jr. confirmed the incident on X (Twitter), stating, “True story.” Sharing the brief discussion from the podcast, he revealed that it actually happened while describing it as the “worse punishment” he could have faced for going overboard with his party.
He literally never even brought it up ever again. I waited for weeks, waiting for the shoe to drop. My father never even mentioned it again which was such a worse punishment than literally anything he could’ve done to me at the time. LOL.
During the podcast, Trump also acknowledged the challenges his son has faced in the public eye, particularly concerning political scrutiny. However, he defended Donald Jr., calling him a “good guy” who has grown tougher through these experiences.
The eldest son of Donald Trump serves as an executive vice president at the Trump Organization and also acted as a close political advisor during his father’s 2016 presidential campaign. And since Trump announced his 2024 presidential campaign, he has been publicly supportive of him.
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