Kevin Nash is once again weighing in on Donald Trump, but this time the discussion wasn’t about politics alone. During the latest episode of Kliq This, Nash reacted to an argument he’d recently seen online surrounding Trump’s cryptocurrency venture, making it clear he was repeating someone else’s claims rather than presenting them as established fact.
According to Nash, the argument claimed Trump and his son financially benefited from the cryptocurrency while many of the people who invested in it were members of Trump’s own political base. Nash said the person making the claim had a specific reason for believing that was the case, and he decided to explain that reasoning on the podcast.
“So, I saw another fun thing I saw today was that Donald Trump absolutely hates the people that vote for him. And the person that made this comment had the reasoning.”
Nash then laid out the argument he’d seen online, claiming the cryptocurrency was always expected to appeal primarily to Trump’s supporters because Democrats were unlikely to invest in it.
“And the reasoning was that when Donald Trump went to this crypto and decided that him and his son were going to do this crypto Ponzi, they knew that not a Democrat was going to buy that coin.”
He also repeated the financial figures that were part of the argument, alleging Trump’s supporters collectively lost billions of dollars while Trump himself allegedly profited from the venture.
“So, in other words, you took your f****** voting base and fed them out of 3.81 billion. That’s how much they lost. 3.81 billion, while yourself making, what, 2.3?”
It’s far from the first time Nash has gone after Trump. After previously comparing him to wrestling’s “greatest heel of all time” and criticizing his time in office, the WWE Hall of Famer has now added the online claims surrounding Trump’s cryptocurrency venture to the list of topics he’s weighed in on.
