Eric Trump: Trump Organization-Government Separation

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Trump's son Eric says will be wall between family firm and government

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ABU DHABI ( Reuters ) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's son Eric told Reuters on Tuesday that a large wall will separate the operations of the Trump organization and the U.S. government. "We'll have ethic advisers. I did them the first time. There's going to be, obviously, a very large wall between anything having to do with our company and anything to do with government. I take those obligations very seriously," he said. (Reporting by Alexander Cornwell ; writing by Jana Choukeir ; editing by Jason Neely ).