Melania Reveals Jaw-Dropping Persecution After Leaving WH, Was Even Kicked Out of Bank
In a recent interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo, Melania Trump discussed the ongoing persecution she has faced since leaving the White House in 2021. She recounted instances of being “de-banked” by a financial institution and having a significant service agreement abruptly terminated. Trump expressed dismay over a failed attempt to donate to a scholarship program for foster children,revealing that the board of a university retracted its acceptance of her donation once they discovered her identity,citing concerns related to her political affiliations. She remarked on the impact of such actions, highlighting how they adversely affect vulnerable communities like those in foster care. Despite her assertion that some people are beginning to speak out against such “cancel culture,” she believes it persists. the discussion coincided with the promotion of her memoir, “Melania,” which she described as a personal narrative aimed at clarifying misconceptions about her life.
Incoming First Lady Melania Trump opened up about the persecution she’s endured since leaving the White House in 2021.
Trump d her experience with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo in an Oct. 7 interview.
Trump said the persecution began as soon as President-elect Donald Trump announced his decision to run for president in 2015 but that it continued after leaving the White House.
She recounted a time that a bank — not a branch but an entire company — dropped her as a customer.
“The bank suddenly informed me they will not be able to do business with me anymore,” Trump said.
Melania Trump reveals she was de-banked, had her distribution terminated, and was prevented from making a donation to a University after leaving the White House in 2021.
How many other FLOTUS had that happen to them? It’s a disgrace how she is treated. pic.twitter.com/Zf7gK01s7C
— JamieC (@OYourNameHereO) December 5, 2024
Trump added that a prominent service provider also abruptly terminated their agreement with her.
She recalled another incident in which she tried donating to a foster children’s scholarship program through a university.
Initially, the university — which Trump did not specify in the interview — welcomed her donation.
“The board of directors called back, they found out that it was me, they said ‘We could not go on,’” Trump said. “And it’s very sad because, who suffered? They were children from the foster community. They didn’t have a a scholarship that somebody would provide for them.
“They didn’t want to do business with me because of political affiliation, my political beliefs,” she said.
Bartiromo asked Trump if the persecution had diminished at all in recent years.
“I think some people got the courage and they see what’s going on,” Trump said. “They’re not afraid to speak, but it’s still going on. I think it’s still ‘cancel culture,’ and that trend is still going on.”
Trump appeared on “Mornings with Maria” to promote her memoir, “Melania,” now a No. 1 New York Times bestseller.
My Story.
My Perspective.
The Truth. https://t.co/ZCTwZSqZND pic.twitter.com/HHGQaA6d5v— MELANIA TRUMP (@MELANIATRUMP) September 5, 2024
She described the memoir as a “deeply personal” and “reflective journey.”
“As a private person who has often been the subject of public scrutiny and misrepresentation, I feel a responsibility to clarify the facts,” she said in an X clip promoting the book.
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