President Donald Trump will rake in a staggering amount by the end of his second term, according to a new report released Monday.
The New Yorker tallied up the dollar amount that Trump and his family will pocket, all due to his time in the White House, spanning from Persian Gulf projects to crypto enterprises.
According to financial-disclosure forms from Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s renowned Florida club, his annual revenue has skyrocketed from $10 million to $50 million since 2014. Meanwhile, Forbes reported that operating costs have remained relatively stable over time, ranging from $12 million to $16 million. The New Yorker recorded an estimated gain of $125 million.
When it comes to Trump’s own merchandise, separate from his campaign, he has pulled in $127.7 million, the outlet revealed. The website includes baseball hats, beer koozies and shot glasses. His recent disclosure form also showed an income of $3 million from a book called “Save America,” $2.8 million from Trump watches and $2.5 million from sneakers and fragrances, among other listings. The final number includes his use of political action committees to pay his personal legal bills.
The New Yorker found that the Trump Organization’s dealings in the Persian Gulf come to an estimated $320 million, and Saudi investments since 2022, including in golf, are worth at least $105.8 million. Separately, Trump’s International Hotel Hanoi in Vietnam has made $40 million.
The Pentagon’s acquisition of the infamous Qatari jet on Trump’s behalf a few months ago resulted in a $150 million gain, the outlet claimed. Trump has maintained that it will be transferred to the yet-to-be-created presidential library for him once he leaves office in 2029. The renovations, however, could be costly and take over a year for work to be completed, meaning Trump may never actually use it.
Compiling Trump’s lawsuits against corporate platforms like ABC News and Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, have brought in $91 million, while the president’s Truth Social platform has netted $25 million. Other dealings include the 1789 Capital investment firm with $19.6 million, crypto with $14.4 million, token digital currency with $412.5 million, World Liberty Financial and other businesses with $243 million, American bitcoin with $13 million, Trump Media & Technology Group’s crypto with $1.3 billion, and the $TRUMP meme coin with $385 million.
The running total thus far, according to The New Yorker? $3.4 billion.
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