Let me reiterate - you obviously don't understand the meaning of conflict of interest. In this case Trump isn't even president. ONCE HE BECOMES PRESIDENT, his holdings represent a conflict of interest, the interest being his sworn loyalty to the Constitution (which expressly forbids acceptance of emoluments) (look it up) and his primary obligation to the interests of the government and the people of the United States of America. This conflict in itself requires that he recuse himself from his treaty duties with nations in which he has financial holdings.

So, this is no "FAKE" claim. Once again, we see your shortcomings in your grasp of the English language, especially with conditional clauses, which apparently mystify you. I can't go farther in characterizing the scope and depth of yourself and your shortcoming, and still get my wholly reasonable reply to you published on this forum.

Let me just say, you are entirely wrong. You have not grasped the concept of conflict of interest.