Trump Discloses Over $1B In Earnings: 'Millions Of Dollars From Overseas' Concerning, Says Watchdog Spokesperson

On July 13, former President Donald Trump disclosed new details about his post-presidency earnings, which total approximately $1 billion, according to a revised financial filing.

What Happened: The revised financial filing provides specific dollar amounts for nearly a hundred sources of income, which sum to over $1.2 billion, The Washington Post reports.

This includes earnings from foreign ventures, speaking fees, and a Florida golf course. Trump also disclosed that his wife, Melania Trump, earned $1.2 million from speaking fees. The revised filing also revealed that Trump paid off an additional loan held by Deutsche Bank, a mortgage on his Doral, Fla., golf club valued at between $25 million and $50 million.

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"When we have exact numbers, you get a much better look of seeing what his actual net worth is, and where potential conflicts of interest exist," said Jordan Libowitz, a spokesman for the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.

"We haven't had a president making millions of dollars from overseas business before. These disclosures show exactly where money is pouring in, and that's something Americans need to know."

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