Trump's Financial Disclosure: Over $100M Liabilities, Dubai Profits, and Crypto Assets Revealed

Donald Trump's recent financial report reveals over $100 million in debts from three lost New York lawsuits. The report also shows earnings from licensing fees in Dubai and Oman, as well as income from post-presidential books, including a Trump-endorsed Bible. Additionally, he has over $1 million in cryptocurrency and is seeking support from the industry for his 2024 campaign. The disclosure, mandated for federal candidates, outlines assets, investments, and liabilities in broad ranges. The new liabilities are linked to his legal issues, with a bond of over $50 million for a civil fraud case from the New York attorney general, Letitia James.

Financial Report Overview

The report unveils a complex financial landscape, encompassing significant debts and diverse sources of income.

Trump's substantial debt and unconventional assets could have a profound impact on his potential presidential campaign in 2024.