“All of these golfers that stay ‘loyal’ to the very disloyal PGA, in all of its totally different kinds, pays an enormous worth when the inevitable MERGER with LIV comes, and also you get nothing however an enormous ‘thanks’ from PGA officers who’re making Hundreds of thousands of {Dollars} a yr,” Trump wrote on Fact Social Monday.

“When you do not take the cash now, you’re going to get nothing after the merger takes place, and solely say how good the unique signees have been.”

His feedback come as households of 9/11 victims urged him to cancel the match, citing LIV Golf’s Saudi backing, based on a letter despatched to Trump Sunday.

The allegations of Saudi authorities complicity with the assaults on September 11, 2001, have lengthy been the topic of dispute in Washington. Fifteen of the 19 al Qaeda terrorists who hijacked 4 planes have been Saudi nationals, however the Saudi authorities has denied any involvement within the assaults.

The 9/11 Fee established by Congress stated in 2004 that it had discovered “no proof that the Saudi authorities as an establishment or senior Saudi officers individually funded” al Qaeda.

Nonetheless, the victims’ households have pushed for additional disclosures, and final yr, the FBI launched a doc that particulars their work to analyze the alleged logistical help {that a} Saudi consular official and a suspected Saudi intelligence agent in Los Angeles offered to no less than two hijackers.

“The Saudi nation is basically chargeable for the demise of our family members and for the horrific assault on America. And it,” 9/11 Justice, which represents survivors and relations of the terrorist assaults, stated within the letter.

Brett Eagleson is an advocate for the group and his father, John Bruce Eagleson, was amongst those that died throughout the World Commerce Heart assaults. Eagleson advised CNN the choice to host the match is “unconscionable.”

Within the letter, he says the choice has brought on “deep ache and anger” amongst constituents, given Saudi Arabia’s alleged function within the assaults and materials help of al Qaeda, as outlined by FBI experiences.

“The FBI notes that a lot data has come to gentle for the reason that 9/11 Fee printed its report in 2004,” Eagleson writes within the letter, “and refers repeatedly to the existence of US-based Saudi ‘help networks’ for the 9/11 hijackers.”

In an electronic mail, Eagleson emphasised that the golf course the place LIV is slated to play is “within the yard of the place 750 New Jersey residents have been murdered.”

“The previous President appropriately speculated in 2016 that Saudi Arabia knocked down the towers and now the FBI has launched the paperwork to show him proper,” Eagleson advised CNN, “but he’s selecting cash over America. A lot for America First. A tragic day.”

The group is requesting to have members go to the previous president within the coming days to debate their considerations and urge him to “stop additional enterprise with the regime that was complicit within the homicide of our family members,” based on the letter.

LIV Golf launched a press release responding to the letter Monday.

“As we now have stated all alongside, these households have our deepest sympathy. Whereas some could not agree, we imagine golf is a drive for good all over the world.”

CNN has reached out to representatives for Trump and the Trump Nationwide Golf Membership in Bedminster for remark.

Notably, final yr, the PGA Tour voted to terminate the settlement to play the 2022 PGA Championship at Trump Bedminster. The choice got here after the violent assault on the US Capitol by supporters of Trump.

What’s LIV Golf?

The tour has held two tournaments up to now — in London and close to Portland, Oregon. The circuit’s season-ending occasion is about for late October at Trump Nationwide Doral Miami in Florida.

In June, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan introduced that every one member golfers enjoying within the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Collection have been suspended and would not be eligible to take part in PGA Tour tournaments.

The US Justice Division is investigating the PGA Tour over potential antitrust violations involving LIV Golf, the PGA Tour confirmed to CNN final week.

A number of high golfers similar to Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka have joined LIV, which is fronted by former world No. 1 Greg Norman and backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Funding Fund (PIF) — a sovereign wealth fund chaired by Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.

CNN’s Kevin Dotson contributed to this report.