Donald Trump’s son has launched an exclusive fan club, shocking many with the surprisingly high cost of official membership fees.
A new fan club for supporters of Donald Trump has been announced, and it comes with a hefty price tag.
The club, called the “Executive Branch,” was created by Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., in collaboration with major Trump donor Omeed Malik.
Cost of joining Trump’s official fan club revealed
Joining the Executive Branch is not cheap.
Membership fees exceed $500,000, making it more expensive than many high-end gyms that offer amenities like saunas and smoothie bars.
This exclusive club aims to attract serious supporters of the former president.

The Executive Branch designed to be an elite gathering place for Trump’s closest supporters.
The club has closed the waiting list and invites only selected members.
The club’s founders want to ensure that only dedicated individuals are part of this community.
The club recently launched its first gathering.
The club launched shortly after the recent White House Correspondents’ Dinner on April 26.
Organizers held the first invitation-only meeting at The Occidental restaurant near the White House.

Attendees included notable figures such as White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt and deputy FBI director Dan Bongino.
Located in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., the Executive Branch aims to be the most upscale private club the city has ever seen.
It will provide a space for members to build relationships with the Trump administration and network with influential figures.
The Executive Branch plans to feature a bar, lounge, restaurant, and boardroom.
Sources have indicated that the club will cater to both the donor community and international guests, making it a hub for political and financial networking.

Members can network with Trump advisers and cabinet.
Once accepted into the club, members will have the opportunity to mingle with Trump’s advisers and cabinet members without the scrutiny of the press.
This private setting is designed to allow for more open discussions and relationship-building.
In addition to Donald Trump Jr. and Omeed Malik, the Executive Branch is backed by several notable investors.

Among the founding members are venture capitalists David Sacks and Chamath Palihapitiya, as well as the Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler.
Their involvement adds to the club’s prestige and potential influence.
The club’s official website states that membership is subject to an annual review.
This means that current members will be evaluated regularly to ensure they continue to meet the club’s standards.
Social media reactions
One user said: I think he would sell his mother if he could make a dollar.
The second user added: no. seriously? when is he going to get removed from office so we can finally rebuild what he’s destroying?
The third user said: So it seems the Executive Branch up for sale.
The fourth user joked: How much is his anti-fan club?
Another user said: Don’t join he will put tarriffs on lol.
Someone wrote: That’s why they setup their meme coins in the first place. Donations are required to even get a seat at the lickspittle table.