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In 2024, President Donald Trump's net worth was between $2.4 to $3.9 billion.

Then he was re-elected to the presidency.

And in the one year and four months since he took office for the second time, that net worth has soared to between six and a half

to $7.3 billion. It is time now for money power politics. And as the Iran war enters, third month, we are once again asking the question that I ask almost every night on this show.

Is this White House for sale?

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