By Innovation Times Political Affairs Desk
October 14, 2025 | New York
Eric Trump, the second son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, has released his new book Under Siege, a deeply personal account that promises readers an inside look into the Trump family’s life, political battles, and media controversies.
Published this week by Sentinel Books, Under Siege explores how the Trump family navigated years of political attacks, investigations, and what Eric Trump describes as “relentless misinformation.” The book mixes personal anecdotes with political reflection, offering a rare glimpse into how one of America’s most scrutinized families perceives their journey in public life.
“This book is about truth, loyalty, and the strength of family,” Eric Trump said in a statement ahead of the release. “For years, we have been under constant assault, but this is our chance to tell our story without distortion.”
Eric, who serves as Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, discusses how his father’s presidency transformed the family dynamic and shaped his own sense of duty. The book delves into key moments behind the scenes, including the 2016 and 2020 campaign trails, media clashes, and ongoing legal battles involving Trump properties and business ventures.
Political analysts view the release of Under Siege as a strategic move that reinforces the Trump family’s public image ahead of the 2026 midterms. It also fuels speculation that Eric Trump may take on a larger political role in the coming years, following in the footsteps of his father and brother, Donald Trump Jr.
The 320-page book blends political defense with emotional storytelling, portraying Eric as both a son seeking to protect his family’s legacy and a businessman navigating global attention. Early reviews describe Under Siege as an unfiltered, unapologetic defense of the Trump era and a call to supporters to “stand strong” against what Eric labels a “biased establishment.”
Despite controversy surrounding its content, the book is already trending among conservative readers and political commentators. Industry observers expect it to perform strongly on bestseller charts, driven by the enduring influence of the Trump brand and the family’s loyal following.
