In the wake of recent comments made by US President Donald Trump following a White Supremacy gathering in Charlottesville, Virginia, European gamblers are betting that Trump won’t make it through his full four-year term.
Only 17 percent of the European public were backing Trump making it four years at 8/11 odds most books.
56 percent of those betting on Trump’s future believe he will be impeached while 27 percent believe he won’t be re-elected in 2020.
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com
Following a historic summit in Singapore between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, much of Tuesday's talk has been what each side got, if anything, out of the meeting and, perhaps more importantly to gamblers, will Kim visit the White House in 2018?
There are betting odds available on this week's historic summit between North Korean leader Kim Jung Un and U.S. President Donald Trump.
The odds of U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong Un meeting for a ground breaking summit in Singapore on June 12 have gotten slightly longer.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump and Department of Homeland Security boss Kirstjen Nielsen reportenly got into a very heated argument about whether she was doing enough to enforce the President's immigration policies and, following that testy exchange, Nielsen was rumored to have threatened to resign her post.
The website, Liberty Raise, reported Friday that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo appointed former U.S. Secretary of State Clinton and Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as the permanent replacement for Eric Schneiderman.
