Last month, a leaked recording shook things up, exposing Donald Trump’s request for Melania to turn heads at Mar-a-Lago. ’60 Minutes Australia,’ in collaboration with The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, got hold of audio recordings from Australian businessman Anthony Pratt. The tapes suggest Trump’s questionable behavior isn’t limited to the public eye, extending even to his wife.
Unveiling the Tapes: Trump’s Pal Spills the Beans
Watch this video with leaked recordings of Anthony Pratt, a close buddy of Donald Trump and an Australian billionaire. Pratt, known for freely sharing inside information, spills the beans about his conversations with Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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As per The Independent, Pratt, a former big-shot Trump supporter, shares stories from his time in Trump’s administration. During Trump’s presidency, Pratt, a high-spending member of Trump’s Palm Beach country club, recorded Trump urging Melania to flaunt a bikini to make other guys envious. Melania, not one to back down, responded with a bold statement: I’ll do that when you walk around with me in your bikini.
Trump’s Counterattack: Fake News and Denials
Trump fired back on Truth Social, slamming Pratt as a red-haired weirdo from Australia. He vehemently denied discussing American submarines with Pratt, claiming the news was Fake News. Trump defended his focus on jobs and the economy while dismissing the allegations.
Submarine Secrets Unveiled: Trump Faces Accusations of Disclosing Classified Information
ABC News reports unveil Pratt’s claims that Trump shared classified information about U.S. submarines. Pratt allegedly disclosed the exact number of nuclear bombs carried by specific submarines and their undetectable distances from Russian submarines. Pratt argued he shared this encounter to promote Australia’s interests with the United States.
As investigations continue, questions arise about Trump’s handling of secret materials at Mar-a-Lago. Pratt’s possible leak prompted concerns, leading to reports to special counsel Jack Smith’s staff. Pratt justified sharing the story with others, emphasizing efforts to advance Australia’s interests in discussions with the Biden administration.
The scandal deepens as allegations of inappropriate requests and the divulging of sensitive information create waves around Trump’s Mar-a-Lago retreat.
