THAT’S DOWN AND DIRTY’: DONALD TRUMP ASKS COMEDIAN THEO VON ABOUT COCAINE, ALCOHOL USE

On Theo Von’s podcast, Donald Trump opened up about addiction, sharing insights into his late brother’s battle with alcohol, which influenced his decision to avoid drugs and alcohol himself.

The conversation shifted to the opioid crisis in the U.S., with Trump asking Von about the differences between the effects of cocaine and alcohol. Von responded with humor, yet acknowledged that opioids are a more significant problem in the country. The exchange highlighted Trump’s personal connection to addiction and the ongoing national struggle with opioid abuse, reflecting broader concerns about substance use and its impacts.

 

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