2025-08-20
14 分钟Good morning. It's Wednesday, August 20th.
I'm Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
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and the U.S.
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But first, for as long as President Trump has been in the public eye,
he has built his reputation around his money and businesses.
He entered the Oval Office in 2017 a billionaire,
one of the richest people to ever win the presidency, and his wealth has skyrocketed since.
But one question that's been difficult to answer is just how much money he and his family have made over the years as a result of his presidencies.
So New Yorker staff writer David Kirkpatrick spent months digging through deals to try and calculate it.
And to do that, I went through all of the different sources of revenue, new deals, new businesses,
new income streams that I could find, and I asked with each one, is this coming from the presidency?
Is this leveraging the presidency?
Does this depend on the presidency?
Or is this money that the family would have made in their old business as an owner of real estate and a reality television star?
He decided to focus primarily on Trump's liquid assets,
the cash in the bank versus things like stocks or meme coins, which can change in value.