Trump Pocketed Millions of Dollars From Communist China, Saudi Arabia During His White House Years: Democratic Report

A report from the House Oversight Committee’s Democratic minority shows the former president’s properties were often visited by officials from hostile nations.

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President Trump during a rally at Council Bluffs, Iowa, July 7, 2023. AP/Charlie Riedel

A new report from congressional Democrats says President Trump profited handsomely from foreign governments while he was serving as the nation’s chief executive. Nearly $8 million flowed into the president’s coffers from countries like Saudi Arabia and Communist China during his administration, the report says.

The funds were directed to Mr. Trump’s accounting firm, Mazars USA LLC, after money was spent at some of the more than 500 Trump-owned entities, including his former hotel at the Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue at Washington, his Las Vegas hotel, and Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, among others. 

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