Robert Kiyosaki predicted that Donald Trump would win and claimed that ignoring requests for the National Guard led to the chaos at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and a well-known financial commentator, predicted on social media that "Trump will win", which has attracted attention. This prediction is consistent with his series of statements about the events of January 6, 2021.
According to Kiyosaki, former President Donald Trump did request that the National Guard be deployed to protect the Capitol, but the request was reportedly rejected by General Mark Milley and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Robert Kiyosaki's prediction: Trump will win in Capitol controversy
Robert Kiyosaki made a bold prediction about Donald Trump’s political future in a recent post on Platform X. Kiyosaki said that despite the controversy surrounding the events of January 6, in which Trump was accused of inciting the riot, he will be victorious in future political campaigns.
Worse still, he claims that on that tragic day, Trump actually tried to mobilize the National Guard to defend the Capitol. However, key figures in the military and government allegedly ignored the request, leading to serious consequences.
Robert Kiyosaki claimed that Gen. Mark Milley and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi defied direct orders from the president, which he believes led to the chaos on January 6. This view differs from the widely reported claim that Trump incited the crowd to violence.
Kamala Harris supports crypto industry
Robert Kiyosaki made this prediction even though U.S. Vice President and presidential candidate Kamala Harris ultimately expressed support for the cryptocurrency industry.
At a recent fundraiser, Harris outlined her intention to foster substantial growth in the artificial intelligence and digital asset sectors if elected, emphasizing working with a variety of stakeholders to advance U.S. competitiveness and innovation while ensuring consumer and investor protection.
Harris's pro-crypto stance stands in stark contrast to some of her Democratic colleagues, who have been critical of the industry. Her support could signal a shift in Senator Warren's stance and the possibility that she will be marginalized for her anti-crypto agenda.
As the political atmosphere heats up in the run-up to the US election in November this year, digital assets have become a focus for Trump and Harris. This is especially in an effort to appeal to the growing crypto community.
Recently, Donald Trump took another step in supporting the industry with the launch of the "Official Trump Coins." Made from 99.9% pure silver, these collectibles are designed to celebrate Trump's political legacy.
However, recently, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance (DeFi) project owned by Trump and his son, has come under scrutiny. Charles Hoskinson, the founder of the Cardano blockchain, expressed his concerns about the challenges that WLFI may face in a recent interview. He stressed that the company’s association with Trump could lead to increased regulatory attention from U.S. authorities in the cryptocurrency space.
