- Trump candidates must file financial information detailing their income and assets.
- In recent weeks, most of them have been made public.
- They offer a view of the personal finances of the best advisers to Trump.
How have you ever wondered how some of the best nominees and candidates from President Donald Trump make money? We start to discover it.
Like the members of the Chamber, senators and candidates of the Congress, Trump candidates are required to file personal financial disclosure before taking office or are confirmed by the American Senate.
These disclosure reports, as well as their ethics agreements, include the details of the assets, sources and amounts of recent income from each person, and other details of their personal finances.
Documents include information such as the salary of the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, in Fox News, the remuneration of the candidate General Pam Bondi for lobbying and the sprawling assets of billionaires working for the administration.
This story will be updated as more disclosure will be available.
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