Trump's Forgotten Son Eric Claims He Was In Room When Prez 'Stopped a War' as The Don Begs For Nobel Peace Prize for Ending Multiple Conflicts

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Eric recently appeared on Real America’s Voice, advocating for his father’s nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize and even suggesting that Donald’s likeness be etched into Mount Rushmore.

The 41-year-old enthusiastically stated, “He deserves it. He deserves a Nobel Peace Prize so many times over.”

While justifying Donald’s qualifications for such honors, Eric recounted: “I’ve literally been in that office. I was in that office for a conversation where he literally stopped a war.”

“In fact, I was in the office recently for another one where he stopped another one,” he continued, emphasizing his close proximity to significant decision-making.

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He elaborated, saying: “I mean, the number of children, and I say children, young kids who are alive right now because he stopped conflicts that could have escalated dramatically.”

He added, “There are parents out there who owe their children’s lives to the calls he’s made and the conflicts he’s averted before they spiraled out of control.”

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However, critics are questioning his confidence about being “in the room where it happens.” They wonder, if true, how he managed to gain access to such sensitive meetings?

As the vice president of the Trump Organization, Eric does not hold a position within the federal government and lacks any security clearance.

One critic stated, “Why would Eric, someone with no security clearance and no government role, be present during discussions about wars with foreign leaders?”

Another quipped, “So it was take your son to work day when Donald had a day off to sit in the Oval Office listening to dad resolving conflicts?”

Yet another voice asserted, “Your narrative doesn’t hold; there’s no way he would allow you near that office, let alone be involved in that discussion. Good advice: keep your stories grounded in reality.”