Trump says he’d sell foreign assets if elected

Donald Trump is suggesting that, if he’s elected president, he would sell some foreign assets to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

The Republican nominee is asked during a call-in with “Fox and Friends” how he would respond to potential sanctions imposed on a country that might hurt his company or hotels.

He responds that he “would absolutely get out in some form.” He says: “If it’s ownership, we’d have to sell.”

Trump has a long list of potential conflicts of interest thanks to his dealings with foreign companies and governments.

Trump says, if elected, he would “sever connections” with his company. His adult children and executives would run it and not discuss it with him.

Other elected officials have put their assets in “blind trusts” to avoid potential conflicts.

AP

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