Trump's meme room does not mean that the White House is for sale, says Michael Knowles

President Trump sells a coin and achieves a good benefit from a competition offering big buyers a chance to dine with him – but that does not mean that the White House is for sale … at least according to Michael Knowles.

The Daily Wire Host joined us on Wednesday “TMZ Live” on Wednesday and we asked him about the unprecedented use of Trump's cryptocurrency … and he defended Potus.

Trump offers 220 people a chance to have dinner with him in one of his golf clubs … As long as they buy a lot of his memes pieces … And although the PREZ and his allies rat in hundreds of thousands of dollars, Michael does not see a problem.

Instead, Knowles says that Trump's crypto competition is only a different version of a political fundraising, where legislators often sell for dinners auction.

The difference is – Trump does not bring political funds here, the money goes directly to his pocket … and we have pressed Michael on this subject.

Some people have concerns that coins create an environment where people, societies and nations can buy an influence with Trump by buying his crypto … but Michael seems more worried about Joe BidenThe net value only Trump's companies.