'Very interesting': Trump's biographer reveals financial 'warning sign' for ex-president

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : But that candidate should have the interest, as you note, and as David correctly noted, should have the interest of both the party itself and then down-ballot people running in for the Senate, the House, et cetera, et cetera, and Donald Trump has never had any concern even prior to this for down-ballot candidates unless they were there as loyalists to him," said O'Brien.
44% : Former Republican lawmaker David Jolly quipped that it seems the gold sneakers aren't selling that well for Trump after all.
44% : "That meant Trump was more dependent on the small donors," O'Brien outlined.
30% : Now, there is a concern from some former Republican leaders that the typical funders won't want to give to the party, assuming it'll be taken by Trump.
17% : ALSO READ: Trump is exploiting, abusing, playing, bending and breaking the legal system"Frankly, in the political space, no one wants to give money to the R.N.C. to pay Donald Trump's legal bills," Jolly explained.
10% : Donald Trump and Republicans are in a lot of financial trouble going into November.

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