New York Post

Million$ rolling in for prez

- By BOB FREDERICKS

President Trump hauled in tens of millions from his resorts, golf clubs and hundreds of other businesses — plus an $84,000 pension for his TV work, according to financial-disclosure forms released late Friday by the Office of Government Ethics.

Trump also took in $19.7 million from his luxury Washington hotel, which opened in September 2016and has been the subject of controvers­y because people looking to curry favor with the president have been staying or holding events at the facility.

The 98-page voluntaryd­isclosure document, which covers January 2016 to this spring, says Trump earned $37,251,635 in “resort-related revenue” from Mar-a-Lago, and $19,752,500 in “golf related revenue” from Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, NJ.

The Mar-a-Lago figure was $7.4 million more than he reported on his previous financial disclosure filing in May 2016, CNN reported.

The president also raked in $20,131,872 from the Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Fla.; $14,487,619 from Trump Turnberry in Scotland and $12,498,172 from his golf club in Ireland.

He pocketed another $18,045,141 from the Trump Corporatio­n.

And he reported $7 million in book royalties -- plus an $84,000 pension from the Screen Actors Guild, mostly for his work on “The Apprentice” and “Celebrity Apprentice.”

On Monday, attorneys general for the District of Columbia and Maryland filed a lawsuit accusing Trump of improperly accepting payments from foreign government­s through the DC hotel and other business interests, claiming that is unconstitu­tional.

The report shows Trump resigned from more than 500 positions, many of them a day before his inaugurati­on as president.Trump listed at least $315 million in liabilitie­s, about the same as in a report he filed last year.

The documents have added importance because Trump isn’t following the long tradition of presidenti­al candidates and officehold­ers making public his tax returns.

Those returns would provide more complete financial informatio­n than the personal financial disclosure­s, which only include broad ranges for income and debts.

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