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Donald Trump has quietly bought over $100 million in bonds since returning to the White House — with zero sales reported. New financial disclosures reveal nearly 700 bond purchases spanning top corporations like Meta, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, and T-Mobile, as well as municipal projects across states like Florida, New York, and Texas.

What’s more? Trump’s bond holdings could skyrocket in value if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates — something he’s publicly pushing for. Critics say this raises serious ethical concerns, especially since Trump never placed his assets in a blind trust, unlike past presidents.

Is Trump’s policy driven by politics… or profit?
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00:00Trump is back in the White House, and he's been quietly buying over $100 million in bonds, with zero sales reported.
00:07Since January, Donald Trump has made nearly 700 financial purchases, according to new government filings.
00:13He's snapped up bonds from big names like Meta, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, and even T-Mobile.
00:19He's also investing across America, from New York to Texas, in hospitals, schools, airports, and more.
00:24These are mostly company and municipal bonds, which means steady interest income and potential gains if rates drop.
00:32And here's the twist. Trump has been pressuring the Fed to lower interest rates.
00:36That would boost the value of his bond holdings.
00:39Unlike past presidents, Trump never put his assets in a blind trust.
00:43He handed control to his kids, but ethics experts are still raising red flags.
00:48Critics say it blurs the line between policy and personal profit.
00:51Trump's fortune may be growing behind the scenes, but the question remains.
00:56Where do the interests of the president end and his portfolio begin?
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