Donald Trump

Meta Platforms appears in Trump’s 2025 disclosure with a $24.5 million settlement. The filing identifies Donald J. Trump Presidential Library Foundation as recipient of the net proceeds.

YouTube litigation appears in Trump’s 2025 disclosure with a $22 million settlement. The filing identifies Trust for the National Mall as recipient of the proceeds.

The transaction schedule records Axos Financial purchases on February 5, February 13 and March 27, 2025.

Trump reported purchasing Vornado Realty Trust securities on April 4, 2025.

Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust →Sole donor/beneficiary relationship reported in public filings^{2, 6}

CIC Ventures LLC →Former manager/officer; trust ownership disclosed⁶

CIC Digital LLC →Former manager/officer; digital asset/licensing entity⁶

World Liberty Financial →Trump-family-linked crypto venture; income and token interests disclosed/reported⁸

Trump’s energy investments →Disclosed investment evidence¹

Greenland resources & interests →Greenland research context^9–10

Dated wealth comparison →Dated published wealth estimates^11–12

Jared Kushner →Public diplomatic-role overlap examined by House Judiciary minority¹³

International Boxing Association →January 2025 open letter asked his team to examine boxing’s LA28 situation¹⁴

GENIUS Act signing →Signed stablecoin legislation¹⁵

Melania Trump →Spouse¹⁶

Ivanka Trump →Parent–child relationship¹⁶

Tiffany Trump →Parent–child relationship¹⁶

Barron Trump →Parent–child relationship¹⁶

Donald Trump Jr. →Parent–child relationship¹⁶

Eric Trump →Parent–child relationship¹⁶

Palm Beach estate sale →Seller in 2008 property transaction¹⁷

Investment accounts — disclosed holdings →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Apple Inc. — Trump ownership stake →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Microsoft Corporation — Trump ownership stake →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Nvidia — Trump ownership stake →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Alphabet Inc. — Trump ownership stake →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Amazon.com, Inc. — Trump ownership stake →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Meta Platforms, Inc. — Trump ownership stake →Financial disclosure¹⁸

Trump Guitars →Endorsement stated by the guitar seller¹⁹

Ronald Lauder →Longtime associate²⁰

Maison de l’Amitié — auction and resale →2004 property purchase; Epstein was another bidder^{17, 21}

Oil and gas →Disclosed financial exposure¹

Technology and AI →Disclosed financial exposure¹

Defense and aerospace →Disclosed financial exposure¹

SpaceX — reported securities purchase →Reported purchase in disclosed account²²

Climate policy, financial interests and effects →Financial interests and climate decisions^{1, 23–24}

Qatari aircraft gift and public conversion costs →Presidential transport^25–26

White House →Presidential network²⁷

Foreign-government receipts →Foreign-government receipts²⁸

Oversight comparison →Oversight comparison^29–32

Public position →Public position^33–34

EO 14318 →Signed July 23, 2025³⁵

Swiss gold bar and Rolex desk clock →Gift presented; recipient details in report^36–38

Apple glass-and-gold presentation piece →Gift presented; recipient details in report³⁹

South Korean replica crown and decoration →Gift presented; recipient details in report⁴⁰

300,000-ton beef import quota →Article reports Trump’s announcement and initial refusal to name suppliers⁴¹

August 26 beef proclamation →Signed the August 26 proclamation⁴²

Brazil →Named Brazil as a source on September 4⁴³

Argentina →Named Argentina as a source on September 4⁴³

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association →Publicly criticized the import announcement⁴⁴

United States Cattlemen’s Association →Publicly criticized the import announcement⁴⁵

Reported Oval Office meeting →Reportedly met Batista on August 20⁴⁶

Trump’s Beef Import Plan: The Batista Brothers, Bribery Cases and a $5 Million Donation →Included in report^41–43

Jared Kushner →Family relationship; first-term senior adviser and second-term presidentially requested negotiating role^47–48

Changpeng Zhao →Presidential pardon signed October 21, 2025⁴⁹

Palm Beach property sale →Seller in the $95 million 2008 transaction⁵⁰

Hamburg G20 dinner →Spoke at the Hamburg G20 dinner⁵¹

Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C. →Trump hotel charged federal protective details for lodging⁵²

July 16, 2018: Helsinki summit →Participated in Helsinki talks⁵³

Tesla display at the White House →Public appearance · Trump displayed Tesla vehicles with Musk⁵⁴

Republican campaign financing →Campaign support · 2024 election⁵⁵

Russian diesel authorization →Diplomatic call and U.S. policy · October 9, 2026^56–58

X Corp. settlement →Disclosed litigation settlement³

American Broadcasting Companies settlement →Disclosed litigation settlement³

CBS Broadcasting and CBS Interactive settlement →Disclosed litigation settlement³

Meta Platforms settlement →Disclosed litigation settlement³

YouTube litigation settlement →Disclosed litigation settlement³

Axos Financial securities →Disclosed securities purchases⁴

Vornado Realty Trust →Disclosed April 4 securities purchase⁵

NASA · administrator appointment →Nominated NASA administrator⁵⁹

President Donald Trump announced the beef-import plan on August 21, 2026, saying the imported product would be sold 25% below market prices. He declined to identify countries in his first response to reporters, then signed a proclamation on August 26 that increased the in-quota quantity for certain lean beef trimmings by 300,000 metric tons, divided into three monthly tranches. On September 4, he named Argentina and Brazil as sources. The proclamation assigned the added quota to “other countries or areas,” excluding countries with their own country-specific quotas from this extra allocation. It directed officials to monitor whether imports met the 25% discount condition and to notify him if they did not.^{41–43, 60–64}

Kushner’s father-in-law and the president whose first administration employed him and whose second-term negotiations he has joined at the president’s request.^47–48