Trump’s True Crimes Episode 5: The Code Crackdown

from Trump's True Crimes · host Eric Skaggs

Trump’s True Crimes: Episode 5: The Code Crackdown In 1976, Fred Trump was arrested—not for financial fraud, but for letting low-income tenants live in slum-like conditions in a federally subsidized housing complex. Raw sewage. Collapsing ceilings. Rodents. And all while federal money kept flowing in. This wasn’t just neglect—it was a business model. Was this the first time the Trump name stood accused of profiting from public pain? Or just the one time it made the headlines? Listen to The Code Crackdown, and decide for yourself.

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