Rick Harrison and President Donald Trump have a special bond.
The personality of “pawn star” that was recognized in the interview “Deep and Deep with Graham Bensinger” He was once an apology from President Trump after a behind-the-scenes accident at the Secret Service.
Longtime conservative Harrison also suggested that politics could be in the near future after years of denying political ambitions.
“Pawnstars” boss Rick Harrison asked if he could have saved his son from a fentanyl overdose
“Pawn Stars” Rick Harrison is a longtime supporter of President Donald Trump. (Getty Images)
The TV star recalled when President Trump said “I'm sorry” after Harrison was not allowed behind the scenes at the rally.
“So this is a bit crazy,” he told Bensinger. “So this is 2018. He's meeting in town here…they're running to Congress and the Senate. And they wanted me to present him at the rally. So I came out with my son Jake and my daughter Serena.
As soon as they returned, the family was denied entry.
“We're going backstage and the Secret Service goes,” he's not on the list,” recalled Harrison. “And they say, 'But it's Rick Harrison.' And his friend, 'It's not on the list.' And I'm literally trying to call US senators, other people, some lawmakers.
“Pawnstars” personality Rik Harrison says his son Adam died of a fentanyl overdose.
“The Secret Service throws me into the public, I become a mob, and we had to leave. We couldn't stay there. And I'm mad.”
Harrison owns and operates the world-renowned Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ronda Churchill)
Not only was Harrison slightly embarrassed, he was angry at disappointing his son, who was excited to tell his friends that he had met the president.
“So I get the block from the house and then the number of Senator Heller appears on my track. I seem to know that Senator Heller doesn't have a filter,” Harrison said. “So the first word from his mouth is, “Rick, the president of America wants to speak to you before you say the word.” ”
“And the first thing that came from Trump's mouth was, “Rick, I'm really sorry. This is my fault. My White House staff, they work for me. They're my fault. It's my fault. It's my fault. I'm sorry.
“And you're not going to say 'no' to the US president,” Harrison said.
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Harrison praised President Trump after the pair met following the loss of Harrison's son Adam, who died of a fentanyl overdose in 2024.
The real star blasted politicians out of Fentanyl's death during the previous administration as “accomplice.”
“He's an incredible individual,” Harrison said of Trump, 77.
He said, “There are so many different places you have to start at once, but one of the main places is getting damn stuff overseas and stopping it from making it very cheap.”
Harrison speculated that he could afford “anyone.” Fentanyl Pil Because it is an accessible market.
“We're starting to arrest people who sell it, we're going to arrest people who bring it across the border, we're going to close the border and make it really expensive,” he said. “Let's make fentanyl die rare.”
He said, “They're making it happen so they're crazy. They're literally making it happen. They're not doing anything about it.
Harrison told Fox News Digital that he found it. Current border policy “It's absolutely ridiculous,” he accused politicians of what he described as their inaction to prevent drugs from entering the country.
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“I haven't done anything about it,” Harrison said. “That corresponds to 737 [airplane] Passengers are loaded with crashing every day. It's how many people die. And you know, politicians don't want to talk about it. The news doesn't want to talk about it. ”
“The majority of it is politics. I mean, you know where it came from. It's all coming across the border and they don't do anything about it. I mean, they're not doing anything.”
On January 19, 2024, Adam was found dead in a guesthouse in the Las Vegas area. New York Post. According to the report, Adam lived in the guesthouse two weeks before his death.
