Trump says outside parties manage his money after disclosure

President Donald Trump said outside institutions manage his money and that he does not speak with the people making those investment decisions. He made the comments on Wednesday at Joint Base Andrews while answering questions about his latest financial disclosure. The disclosure, covering 2025, shows that Trump reported at least $2.24 billion in revenue, according to a CNBC analysis. That was far higher than the year before and was driven largely by about $1.2 billion in cryptocurrencyrelated income. The filing also listed hundreds of stock transactions and significant royalty income tied to Trump’s crypto businesses. The report renewed concerns about possible conflicts of interest, which the White House denied, saying neither Trump nor his family has engaged in such conflicts.