10 Expensive Things President Donald Trump Owns

1. Mercedes-Benz McLaren $ 445,000

Trump has a range of expensive cars, most notably the Mercedes-Benz McLaren, a $ 445,000 sports car.

2 - Royals Royce Ghost 500 thousand dollars

Among the cars owned by Trump is a British-made Rolls-Royce Phantom, valued at more than $ 500,000.

3. Sikorski helicopter: $ 7 million

Trump trains three Sikorski helicopters, each valued at about $ 7 million.

4. Trump furniture and clothing: $ 14 million

The president-elect has several products, including office furniture, clothes and coffee bearing his name, and the value of these products is about $ 14 million.

5. Private plane: $ 35 million

The tramp has a private Boeing 757 aircraft with several rooms furnished with the finest furnishings.

6. Trump Tower: $ 371 million

The 58-storey building in the heart of New York City's Manhattan is home to the Trump family.

7. Golf clubs: $ 206 million

Known for the president-elect he is a golf enthusiast, owns 10 golf clubs in America, as well as other clubs outside the country.

8. Trump luxury apartment: $ 90 million

Trump lives with his family in a luxury apartment with lots of things made of gold.

9. Mar A Lago Resort: $ 150 million

In Florida, the president-elect has a large tourist resort, with 56 rooms and 33 bathrooms.

10. Trump: $ 3.9 billion

The largest company owned by the new president is Trump, a company that manages its properties and hotels, as well as casinos and other business activities.

Woman Sets Pedophile Muslim Man on Fire After Catching Him Rape 7-Yr-Old Daughter

A woman has been arrested for dousing her husband with gasoline and setting him on fire after she caught him raping her 7-year-old daughter.40-year-old Tatanysha Hedman of Renton, Washington, said she wanted to burn her pedophile husband alive because “shooting him was too nice.According to Renton Police, Vincent Phillips, 52, was soaked in highly flammable fuel after he fell asleep in bed next to his wife.

Investigators confirmed that he was then set on fire whilst he was sleeping.Philips then fled the apartment and managed to drive his car down the street whilst still ablaze to a Skyway convenience store screaming on fire!

People rushed over to put out the flames before he walked into the store and dropped to his knees, clearly in agony, begging Help me!

CCTV footage captured the moment he entered the doors of the store as customers looked on in shock as he looks severely burned.The store clerk called 911 and medics rushed Phillips to Harborview Medical Center for treatment of severe burns.A video was also recovered from a security camera at the local gas station where Ms. Hedman had bought the gasoline just a few hours before the incident.

She can be seen casually filling up a jerry can and placing it in the back of her pickup truck.Hedman has been arrested and is facing charges of assault and arson after she confessed to police that she set him alight after catching him raping her young child.According to police reports, she told the arresting officers:Shooting him would have been nice too, but it would have been too nice for him.

Detectives say they are recommending Philips is charged with first-degree child molestation.

Cal Professors ‘Disturbed’ After Police Post Mugshots of Antifa Protesters Arrested After Violent Rally

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA (FOX NEWS) – Several California professors slammed the Berkeley Police Department after it posted the mugshots of Antifa protesters arrested Sunday at a rally where windows were smashed, citizens were punched and “dozens of weapons” were confiscated by cops.

Berkeley cops said Sunday that 20 people were arrested demonstrating against a rally organized by so-called “alt-right” groups.

The mugshots of those arrested, their names and what they were arrested for allegedly doing was posted to the BPD’s Twitter account — a practice that is not unusual. The mugshots were posted before the protesters were formally charged.

The department told The Guardian on Monday that the protesters’ cases were not brought before prosecutors.

Veena Dubal, a law professor at the University of California, said she found it “disturbing” that the police department would post the mugshots and risk the possibility of putting the demonstrators in danger.

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