Trump's 927-page financial disclosure released to the public

The annual financial disclosure reports released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics reveal that President Donald Trump holds thousands of financial assets, while Vice President JD Vance's bitcoin investments and income from books and investment funds have also been made public.

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The U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE) has shared President Donald Trump's annual financial disclosure report with the public. The 927-page report includes Trump's non-governmental roles and his financial assets, which span thousands of line items.

The report also details the presidential and managerial positions Trump has held in various companies.

MELANIA TRUMP'S INCOME ALSO INCLUDED IN THE REPORT

The financial disclosure file also disclosed the assets of the First Lady, Melania Trump. The report includes information regarding royalties and net earnings from book and film projects titled "Melania," as well as NFT sales.

The most comprehensive section of the report is Trump's investment portfolio. The document, which lists thousands of financial assets held in various investment accounts, shows holdings in Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia, Amazon, Tesla, and Meta shares, as well as numerous municipal and government bonds and exchange-traded funds.

Dividends, interest, and capital gains from these investments were reported in specific value ranges rather than exact figures.

JD VANCE'S FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE ALSO RELEASED

The OGE also released a 17-page annual financial disclosure report for Vice President JD Vance.

The report includes income from the book Vance authored, as well as earnings from Narya Capital, which he co-founded, and the Rise of the Rest Seed Fund, where he served as a managing partner. Additionally, his bitcoin holdings, valued between 250 thousand and 500 thousand dollars, were reflected in the financial disclosure.

In the U.S., public officials with financial reporting obligations, including the President and Vice President, are required to report their assets to the OGE annually.