Trump Sets Aside Funds for Family Legal Defense if Democrats Win House

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Santiago/Getty Images Donald Trump is putting money aside from his $400 million war chest in case Democrats launch an investigation into his son Barron, according to a report.

The 80-year-old president has long accepted that Democrats will likely launch impeachment hearings against him if they retake control of Congress in the Nov.

3 midterm elections.

A panicking Trump is also preparing for the likelihood that investigations will be launched into his entire family, including his 20-year-old son, first lady Melania Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner, during his remaining two years in office.

“Leave no stone unturned,” a Democratic source told the Daily Mail.

“No sacred cows for the most corrupt family in American history.” To protect Barron and the rest of his family, Trump is saving some of the hundreds of millions of dollars raised by his MAGA Inc. super PAC for potential legal defense costs should Democrats regain control of the House and possibly even the Senate.

Democrats have already raised the prospect that not even Barron will be spared in sweeping probes into the Trump family.

Last July, Arizona Rep.

Yassamin Ansari called on Barron to testify before Congress about his relationship with suspected rapist and sex trafficker Andrew Tate .

The New York Times reported last year that Barron “admired” the controversial manosphere figurehead and spoke with Tate on the phone while having a suit fitted.

“Barron Trump is an adult.

He is somebody who is deeply involved in Trump’s orbit and the whole manosphere, and he has a lot of influence,” Ansari told MeidasTouch.

“So he needs to be held accountable if he has committed any wrongdoing.” Barron also has a founding role in the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency business, alongside his half-brothers Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.