Trump made $300,000 for endorsing Bible, financial disclosure shows - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Trump made money from two other recently released books, including $505,763 from one listed as "A MAGA Journey."
59% : Trump chose to continue to separately list the revenue of most of his businesses, a figure that can look impressive -- including $160.1 million at Trump National Doral in Miami and $56.9 million at Mar-a-Lago -- but reveals nothing about whether the businesses turned a profit or a loss or whether he was able to pay himself anything.
53% : He also reported a $300,000 royalty payment for "The Greenwood Bible," which appears to be for a version of the Bible that Trump and singer Lee Greenwood have endorsed.
46% : The book "Letters to Trump," a compendium of personal notes that various celebrities have written to Trump over many decades, with short blurbs about the people in question, brought in $4.5 million, according to the filing.
46% : Trump also listed a cryptocurrency wallet and holdings in "virtual ethereum key" of $1 million to $5 million.
40% : That sum was far less than Trump appears to have made from the collectibles industry while running for president.
29% : (The book includes a letter from Willie Brown, the former mayor of San Francisco with whom Trump claims he was traveling when they experienced an emergency helicopter landing.
27% : Trump included that anecdote in the book, but Brown says it did not take place, and another Black politician from California, Nate Holden, says he was the one on that helicopter ride.)
25% : He reported $56.9 million in resort-related revenue at the site, where numerous Republicans now hold campaign events and where Trump kicked off his 2024 run.

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