House Democrats find 'stunning web' of foreign payments to Trump during his presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The payments, the report says, totalled $7.8 million over just two of his four years in office, and came at the same time the foreign governments -- including China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and others -- were "promoting specific foreign policy goals with the Trump Administration and even, at times, with President Trump himself, and as they were requesting specific actions from the United States to advance their own national policy objectives".
48% : "The governments making these payments sought specific foreign policy outcomes from President Trump and his Administration.
44% : The probe resulted in a lawsuit that eventually made its' way to the Supreme Court, which ruled in Trump v Mazars that the then-president's private business records could be subpoenaed by the House panel.

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