President Trump praised his youngest son Baron as a tech-savvy “smart man” while promoting a “very good” relationship the night before the 6-foot-7 Scion celebrated his 19th birthday.
Trump, 78, told Fox News' Laura Ingraham on Wednesday night that his teenage son has natural abilities when it comes to technology and is fascinated by how computer-ready newcomers at New York University can do it.
“He has an incredible aptitude for technology,” the chief commander said when asked if his eldest son had more knacks for politics and business.
“Baron is a very clever guy.”
The president also praised the intelligence of his other four children, Eric, Don Jr., Ivanka and Tiffany, but he is all fortunate to have five hard-working children who love the country.
“I'm lucky. Look, you have to be a little lucky too,” Trump said.
“They are very clever, they are good kids. And they work hard, they love our country, they are proud of their fathers. And we have a very good relationship,” the president added.
Thursday's birthday, Baron distinguished himself as the Trump family's standout star after helping his father reach voters in the under-30 demographic by advising him to feature a popular podcast during the 2024 presidential election.
He currently holds Stern Business School after graduating from Florida's Elite Oxbridge Academy last year, where he aims to follow in the footsteps of his dad's grandfather by launching a luxurious real estate venture with two business partners.
President Scion is reportedly planning to incorporate Trump, Fulcher & Rocksborough Capital in Wyoming last July and renew Mar-a-Lago as its main address in spring 2025.
The company will focus on high-end real estate projects, including golf courses and real estate in Utah, Arizona and Idaho.
