Trump Set to Make $3.4 BILLION From PRESIDENCY — Has VIOLATED Emoluments Clause, Congress MUST Probe
The Josh Lafazan Show on YouTube - Episode 173
💰 Trump’s $3.4 BILLION Presidency — The Oval Office as a Business Empire 💰
Welcome to The Josh Lafazan Show.
Donald Trump isn’t just running the country — he’s running a business empire from the Oval Office. And according to new analysis from Mediaite, Bloomberg, and The New Yorker, Trump and his family are on track to personally rake in a staggering $3.4 billion during his second term in the White House.
This isn’t speculation. It’s based on documented real estate deals, foreign investments, luxury projects, and even cryptocurrency ventures — all tied directly to the Trump brand.
So today, we’re breaking down how Trump is making his billions, why it’s a constitutional nightmare, and why Democrats in Congress are calling for urgent action.
Trump’s portfolio is booming thanks to his presidency:
The most blatant example? A $5.5 billion golf resort in Qatar, greenlit while Trump accepted a luxury private jet from a Qatari royal. That’s not diplomacy — that’s exactly what the Founders warned against.
Trump isn’t a businessman who happens to be president. He’s a president making decisions that directly enrich his businesses:
Policy should serve the country — not the Trump portfolio.
The U.S. Constitution is clear:
Trump is ignoring both — taking foreign business deals, luxury perks, and state-level benefits in plain sight.
Every modern president took steps to avoid conflicts:
Trump? He did the opposite. He expanded his empire while using the White House podium to promote his properties.
Democrats in Congress argue this is more than unethical — it’s unconstitutional. They’re calling for:
The Qatar golf course deal alone looks like textbook pay-to-play corruption.
This isn’t about left vs. right. It’s about whether the presidency is a public trust or a personal business plan.
If Trump can walk away billions richer from deals tied directly to his presidency, what’s to stop future presidents from treating the White House like a personal ATM? That would mean government policy shaped by profit margins, not the public good.
Donald Trump could walk away from this presidency $3.4 billion richer — not from innovation or entrepreneurship, but from using the presidency as a business accelerator.
From golf resorts in Qatar, to crypto hype, to sweetheart foreign real estate deals — the Trump brand has never been more profitable.
The only question left: Will Congress step in before the presidency itself is auctioned off to the highest bidder?
🎥 OUTRO – CALL TO ACTION
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