No. I am highly intelligent. Are you? You seem to make false claims without evidence then name call and whine about not needing to prove anything. Typical liberal attitude.
On "gifts," you are incorrect. No court has ever ruled on the merits that he did so.
The Constitution provides no criminal penalties for emoluments violations—it's not a crime like bribery (18 U.S.C. § 201) or fraud; instead, it's a civil/constitutional prohibition enforceable via impeachment, lawsuits, or (theoretically) disgorgement of profits, with no fines or jail time specified. Further, no DOJ or prosecutor has charged Trump (or any president) with emoluments-related crimes, as it's not codified as criminal; theoretical ties to fraud (e.g., conspiracy under 18 U.S.C. § 371) remain untested and speculative.
So, do you care to provide evidence for this claim as well, or do you want to reply in the same way? (You don't need proof, followed by name calling).