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Donald J. Trump has also indexed $100 million in debts due to judgments he owes in civil cases, and more than $1 million in cryptocurrency holdings while courting authorities for his campaign.
By Shane Goldmacher, Russ Buettner, and Maggie Haberman
Donald J. Trump’s most recent monetary disclosure lists more than $100 million in debts resulting from three civil lawsuits he lost in New York that required him to discharge bonds to pay judgments, but also profits from licensing fees on townhouses. Trump brand in Dubai and Oman. . , as well as the source of income he obtained from his post-presidential books, adding a Bible approved by Trump.
The former president also owns more than $1 million in cryptocurrency as he turns to the industry for monetary help for his 2024 campaign. A similar industry, NFT collectibles, is also a source of income.
The disclosure, filed Thursday and required annually for applicants and holders of federal jobs, describes assets, investments, sources of income and liabilities in broad ranges, although some figures are provided in more detail.
The three new day jobs appearing at M. Trump are all similar to his legal troubles, adding up to a position of more than $50 million to cover his bail in a civil fraud case filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
The two sentences handed down against him in the sexual abuse case involving E. Jean Carroll are classified as “litigation; suspended waiting for the call; related. “The larger of the two is in the larger liability category: $50 million or more. Actual amount of the judgment $83. 3 million.
The “Letters to Trump” e-book, a collection of private notes that celebrities wrote to Trump over several decades, with brief comments about the other people in question, raised $4. 5 million, according to the Array document (the e-book includes a letter from Willie Brown, the former San Francisco mayor with whom Trump claims he was traveling when they suffered an emergency helicopter landing. Trump included this anecdote in the eeebookArray, but Brown says that did not happen, and some other blacks. California politician Nate Holden says it was him on that helicopter ride. )
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