Hi everybody. I'm Brittany Lewis, a breaking news reporter here at Forbes.

Joining me now is my colleague Forbes Money and Politics reporter Kyle Con Mullins.

Kyle, thanks so much for joining me.

Always great to be here, Brittany. Thanks for having me.

Of course, the money and politics team took the humongous undertaking of finding out the net worth of President Trump's cabinet.

So I first want to step back here and look at the cabinet overall.

What types of careers did these administration officials leave?

What industries did they leave to serve this administration?

You really run the gamut here. There's everyone from Wall Street. What industries did they leave to serve this administration?

You really run the gamut here.

There's everyone from Wall Street folks like Scott Bessent and Howard Ludnick.

You've got Fox News personalities like Pete Higgseth and Sean Duffy.

You've got sitting politicians like Marco Rubio, Doug Bergum, Christy Nome.

You've got two sitting governors, Doug Bergam and Christy Nome, who left their seats to join the administration, Marco Rubio, a senator from a relatively safe seat in Florida.

Yeah, and then you've got lots of current and former business people. Look at Linda McMahon,

being a former head of the W.EW.E., look at Lori Chavez de Riemer, the Labor Secretary,

Chris Wright, the Energy Secretary. These folks are, like I said, current or former business people. It really runs the

gamut of possible careers that are folks ending up in the cap. So business people, media

personalities, I'm thinking dollar signs when I think of that. They're leaving

big paychecks to come to this administration. So collectively, when you add it all together,

how much is this cabinet worth? We estimate that the cabinet's net worth collectively, and I want

to stress this as without Donald Trump, is $7.5 billion. Now, most of that is two billionaires,

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