I'm Aisha Roscoe and you're listening to the Sunday Story from Up First where we go beyond the news of the day to bring you one big story.
After he was first elected president in 2016,
Donald Trump bucked tradition and refused to release his tax returns.
Although some of his tax information has come out,
Trump has continued to try to shield information relating to his personal wealth.
Since Trump's re-election in 2024,
there's been increasing evidence that Trump and his family are personally profiting from his presidency.
To learn more about how the Trumps may be cashing in,
we're bringing you a story from our friends over at NPR's Planet Money,
where hosts Mary Childs and Sarah Gonzalez went on a little presidential accounting adventure.
We are one year into President Donald Trump's second term and Some things are really different this time around.
Going over some math to be all up to date.
That's New Yorker reporter David Kirkpatrick.
Now, if while as we go through this, I turn pages.
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