Barry Diller criticized wealthy Americans who support Trump purely for economic gain, pointing out that their decisions disregard Trump's known character flaws, as they are already financially secure.
Diller noted that longtime New Yorkers see Trump as a 'con man' and questioned how immensely wealthy supporters can justify their political allegiance based solely on financial benefits.
While interviewing investor John Paulson, Diller highlighted the unresponsiveness of ultrawealthy Trump supporters to character discussions, emphasizing their reluctance to acknowledge moral implications in favor of economic interests.
In the context of the election, Diller expressed dismay at how financial interests overshadow critical evaluation of candidates' character among ultrarich supporters of Trump.
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