Who's listed as rich and who's not in Congress?

I'm David Brancaccio in New York.

On many lists, Republican Michael McCall of Texas is the richest member of the House of Representatives a net worth of

125 million dollars by one estimate in large part from his spouse a founder of

I-Heart radio not the richest man in the house by his own account, the new speaker of the house,

Mike Johnson of Louisiana.

On Johnson's official financial disclosure, he lists no bank or retirement account.

Marketplace's Nancy Marshall Genser has more.

Under Assets on Speaker Johnson's most recent financial disclosure report for

2022, it says none disclosed.

No retirement plan, no mutual funds, no bank account.

Actually, the Speaker's office told me he does have a personal bank account, but it's

exempt from House Reporting Rules because it doesn't earn interest.

Jordan Libowitz, spokesman for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington or

crew, says...

It could be that he's just essentially living hand to mouth.

It's paycheck to paycheck.

And so it goes into a checking account,

it goes right out of it.

Libu it says congressional ethics rules

only require disclosure if a member of Congress

has total deposits in interest-bearing accounts worth

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