Checked and Left Out

Gulf rulers put at least $2 billion into two bank accounts for Kushner: an “Alpha” account of about $750 million at First Abu Dhabi Bank and a “Beta” account of about $1 billion, later moved via Azerbaijan, allegedly for his personal benefit (Matthew Cole, Princes and Thieves).

Before the window: the book dates both accounts to 2017, in Trump's first term, and describes no payment after Election Day 2024. It is also the original source of the earlier, untraced report of $750 million from an Azerbaijani bank.

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Kushner and Witkoff stand to profit from a multibillion-dollar deal for Lukoil's global assets discussed in Russia talks.

The New York Times, which broke the story, says there is no evidence either man profits personally. Two buyer groups have past business ties to their families.

Companies backed by Trump's sons won $6 billion in Pentagon contracts.

An aggregate, and ABC News deleted and corrected the report. Totals like this one, and the Financial Times' $735 million and The Washington Post's $3.2 billion, mix awards, contract ceilings and companies in which the sons' funds hold tiny stakes. The individual awards we could trace are listed on Government contracts instead; they are company revenue, not payments to the sons.

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Kazakh tungsten venture tied to the Trump sons, backed by up to $1.6 billion in U.S. financing.

$1.6 billion is preliminary federal financing to the company. No amount reaching the sons has been reported.

1789 Capital invests $300 million in Polymarket and about $50 million in Anduril.

Money invested out of a fund is not money received. Trump Jr. is one of six partners and not on the investment committee.

The Trump family pocketed nearly $3 billion.

An advocacy group's aggregate built largely from items already itemized here, so counting it would double-count.

Affinity Partners collects tens of millions of dollars a year in fees.

No specific in-window figure has been reported. Senate findings of up to $157 million in fees cover 2021 to 2024, before our window.

Howard Lutnick profited from the presidency through BGC and Newmark share sales and Cantor's stake in Tether.

The share sales were ethics-required divestitures of holdings he already owned. The price of the transfer to his children's trusts is undisclosed, and Cantor's Tether stake was agreed before November 2024.

Witkoff-affiliated entities received at least $31 million when a UAE-backed firm bought 49% of World Liberty Financial.

This likely overlaps his disclosed $107 million of 2025 income from the same holding company, so counting it would double-count.

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David Sacks sold more than $200 million in crypto holdings before joining the White House.

Selling his own assets to meet ethics rules is not money received because of the presidency.

Barron Trump netted about $80 million after taxes from World Liberty Financial (Forbes estimate).

Forbes assumed the family's share was split equally among the three sons, an assumption a later Forbes analysis revised. The family has not disclosed his actual share.

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Kimberly Guilfoyle received $300,000 from Kentucky lawyer Eric Deters.

The payments are undated and her lawyer says they were speaking fees before her nomination. A later $100,000 request was not paid, per the Wall Street Journal.

A Swiss gold bar and a Rolex desk clock given to Trump.

No established outlet gives a firm value, and the White House says both were accepted for the presidential library. We will add them if an official gift listing values them.

The Trump sons' stake in the drone maker Powerus, which listed on Nasdaq in October 2026.

SEC filings show the fund American Ventures holds a 9.9% beneficial stake, and Reuters reports the brothers hold an indirect interest through it, but no source states a dollar value or their share of the fund.

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Speaking fees of $200,000 to Donald Trump Jr. and $100,000 to Eric Trump from donor Eric Deters.

Reported by the Wall Street Journal as paid “over several years”; no payment is dated after November 2024.

Insiders made roughly $100 million from the $MELANIA memecoin.

The reporting attributes the profits to unnamed insiders, not to Melania Trump, and she is not named in the investor lawsuit over the coin.

Affinity Partners' sale of Phoenix Financial shares for nearly $350 million.

These are proceeds to the fund. No source states Kushner's personal share. Kushner calls reporting on the holdings misleading.

Kimberly Guilfoyle received payments from donor Eric Deters while ambassador.

Coverage repeats undated speaking fees that her lawyer says predate her nomination and a $100,000 request that was not paid. She resigned on October 13, 2026 and denies the allegations.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick received a $192 million distribution from Cantor Fitzgerald in 2025.

His disclosure describes it as a tax distribution handled under the ethics agreement for unwinding his stake in his own firm. Like his ethics-required share sales, this is money from a business he already owned, which we don't count.

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Border czar Tom Homan accepted $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents.

The recorded payment was in September 2024, before our window starts. The White House says he never took the money.

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Corey Lewandowski sought payments from contractors and foreign governments while advising Kristi Noem.

The Justice Department is reportedly investigating, but no source states an amount that reached him. He denies wrongdoing.

At least $31 million of the UAE-linked payment for 49% of World Liberty Financial went to Witkoff family entities.

Likely the same money as the $107 million of 2025 income Witkoff disclosed from the holding company that owned his stake, so counting it again would double it.

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Lobbyists Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl reported $960,000 and $600,000 in fees from clients seeking pardons.

The fees are on federal lobbying disclosures, but Burkman and Wohl are pro-Trump activists with no documented role in Trump's circle, so they fall outside this tracker.

Skydance would give Trump $20 million in advertising or public service announcements on top of Paramount's settlement.

Trump posted that he anticipated it; Paramount denies any such side deal, and no record shows anything was delivered. The ads would promote causes, not pay Trump.

$8.3 million of 2025 income from the USD1 stablecoin business.

This is the income of Stablecoin Holdco, of which Trump's company owns 38.25%. No source states his share, and we don't calculate one.

Justin Sun's $75 million and Aqua 1 Foundation's $100 million purchases of World Liberty tokens.

These are buyers' purchases. Trump's share of token sales is already counted in the disclosed World Liberty token-sale line.

Federal awards to Anduril, including Army orders of $156.6 million and a $2.9 billion Navy submarine-parts contract, as money tied to Donald Trump Jr.

1789 Capital, where Trump Jr. is a partner, invested in Anduril in 2025, but Anduril says the fund owns about 0.13% of the company. A stake that small does not tie the company's contracts to him. Anduril's awards are listed once, under its founder Palmer Luckey, a Trump donor. ABC News corrected an October 2026 story that overstated 1789's stake.

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$7.2 billion in federal obligations to SpaceX since Election Day 2024.

This is USAspending's total of all money obligated to SpaceX in the period, and much of it adds funding to contracts signed before the election, such as the lunar lander and the space-station deorbit vehicle. We list only awards signed after Election Day 2024, one line each.

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A $400 million State Department order for armored Teslas.

It was a line in a procurement forecast, not a contract. The State Department renamed it “armored electric vehicles” and put it on hold, and no award to Tesla followed.

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Tom Homan accepted $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents posing as businessmen seeking government contracts.

The alleged payment was in September 2024, before Election Day 2024, when this ledger begins. The White House denies he took the money, and the Justice Department closed the inquiry.

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A $226,137 subcontract on the Department of Homeland Security's ad campaign to The Strategy Group, whose CEO is married to former DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin.

The tie runs through her husband's company, not a company she owns or runs, and the prime contractor picked the subcontractor, so it falls outside what we list. She says she recused herself.

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Anduril won $4.7 billion in defense contracts after Luckey took a Pentagon role (Investor's Business Daily, OC Business Journal).

An aggregate of two awards, the Army's up-to-$1.8 billion NGC2 contract and the Navy's up-to-$2.9 billion submarine-parts contract. Each is listed separately as its own line; the total is not added.

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Anduril and the U.S. Navy commit $6.6 billion to a new Maryland submarine-parts shipyard.

$3.7 billion of the $6.6 billion is Anduril's own investment in its shipyard, which is money the company spends, not money it receives. Only the Navy's contract of up to $2.9 billion is federal money to Anduril, and it is listed as its own line. Maryland and Baltimore County incentives of up to 13% of Anduril's investment are state funds, still subject to legislative approval, and are not a federal award.

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Telekom Srbija paid for Chris LaCivita's and Katie Wiles's August 2026 trip to Republika Srpska.

Single source: an X post by activist Evi Kokalari citing unnamed 'sources', relayed by Sarajevo Times ('If confirmed...'). No cost of the trip is given, and no other outlet confirmed it. The $541,936 figure in the post is Telekom Srbija's payment to Continental Strategy (a lobbying firm), not money to LaCivita.

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Unusual Machines, where Trump Jr. is an adviser and shareholder, invested $5 million of a $10 million placement in the Canadian drone maker Draganfly.

A company Trump Jr. advises invested its own money. No money went to him.

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USA Rare Earth's $1.6 billion federal financing package, presented as a second government-backed mining deal tied to the Trump sons.

The company is linked through Pini Althaus, who co-founded it and now runs Kaz Resources, and through Cantor Fitzgerald. No source shows that Eric Trump or Donald Trump Jr. invested in USA Rare Earth or holds a role there.

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