Trump seems in no hurry to leave the White House.

He faces renewed legal scrutiny once he returns to private life, including investigations into money laundering allegations.

This house near Aberdeen is a thorn in the side of Donald Trump.

It's surrounded by one of the president's renowned golf resorts.

Trump wants to get rid of the house, but its owner has long resisted.

Who's going to build a wall on?

The Mexico was going to pay for it, and I thought, You have no chance of that because you've already tried that in Scotland.

You build a fence around my property, unclaimed.

I would pay for that, and that never happened.

So why do you think I had an entire country is going to buy to you when a single Scotsman didn't?

David Milne says he's raising the Scottish and Mexican flags in solidarity with those who he says Trump mocked and intimidated like himself.

First there was a measly purchase offer, then an attempted expropriation.

In the end, Trump's company planted a row of trees to block Milne's Seaview.

But Milne stayed put hundreds of million's on a development here that has no real chance of success.

It didn't make common sense, let alone financial sense on.

Of course, you have the queries off the statements from Eric Trump.

Trump is investing more than €300 million in two Scottish golf courses.

What's unusual is he paid in cash.

Investigative journalist Adam Davidson has been on the trail of Trump's money for years, and he says there's a pattern.

He goes into formal business with them early in 2011.

This is exactly when Trump start spending this money in serious amounts in Scotland.

Um, the Mamata family is obsessed with golf, and they have a major UK operation for money laundering that funneled tens of billions of dollars through the U.

K.

He says lax regulations make it easier to move money of dubious origins for things like renovation work that has never performed at an alleged luxury resort.

Despite million spent, it's still just a tiny hotel.

There's a golf course, you have big expenses.

You have tow pay contractors and architects and build by lots of equipment to move the course around toe.

They love away, they could just fold their illegal money into a legitimate stream of cash, Davidson says There's still no hard evidence trumps company launders.

The Mammadov is money.

Government investigations in many countries would have to look for this, which he says is unlikely to happen no matter how the U.

S election ends.