There were bottles of Trump red, white and rose wine, cases of Trump water and two butcher blocks heaping with stacks of giant, well-marbled 'Trump Steaks.'

He appeared at one of his Florida golf clubs in March, after a pair of primary wins, standing between two tables filled with Trump-branded products. It's not the first time a Trump prop has garnered unexpected attention. Donald Trump Jr (left) and Eric Trump at Trump TowerĪnd materials sent to reporters about the new Trump Organization structure in the hours after the news conference totaled only six pages. 'These papers are just some of the many documents that I've signed turning over complete and total control to my sons,' Trump said. 'These papers are just some of the many documents that I've signed turning over complete and total control to my sons,' Trump said Wednesday in the lobby of Trump Tower.īut neither Trump nor his lawyer ever picked up, displayed or referenced specifically any of the documents inside. With great flourish, four young staffers carried the piles - in front of snapping cameras - and placed them on the table next to Trump's podium in the minutes before the start of the news conference, his first since July.

On Wednesday, the six stacks of manila folders were full of the documentation and agreements making official his decision to turn his sprawling business empire over to his sons, Don Jr. He's appeared with marbled steaks one of his 'Make America Great Again' hats displayed in a glass case and a 50-foot Christmas tree, intended to underscore his vow to trade what he believed was the politically correct greeting of 'Happy Holidays' for his preferred 'Merry Christmas.' The campaign would not let reporters look at the contents of the folders, prompting questions about whether the pages were actually blank

Towering pile of hats