The podcast investigates how Donald Trump and his family have profited during his second presidential term, estimating nearly $4 billion in gains. It highlights a shift from Trump's first term when foreign deals were avoided. Now, deals are pursued globally in hotels, crypto, and merchandise. Reporter David Kirkpatrick details how the Trump family has made money from Trump-branded merchandise, campaign money loopholes, Truth Social, and real estate deals, especially in the Persian Gulf. Examples include raising Mar-a-Lago membership fees and a Qatari Royal Jet gifted to the U.S. government. While previous presidents had potential conflicts of interest, this podcast argues Trump uniquely formulates policies benefiting his and his family's businesses, drawing comparisons to Vladimir Putin's wealth accumulation.
Sign in to continue reading, translating and more.
Continue
