The President Made $2.2 Billion Last Year.

The President Made $2.2 Billion Last Year.

Dear Reader,

Let me give you the real June jobs report. Not the headline number. The one underneath it.

ADP counted 98,000 new private jobs last month. The consensus said 113,000. They missed. Again.

Real average hourly earnings: down 0.7 percent year over year. You got a raise. The dollar quietly took it back.

And on June 30, the President of the United States filed his annual financial disclosure.

He made $2.2 billion in 2025.

Two economies. Running side by side. You are living in one of them. He is living in the other.

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THE $2.2 BILLION DISCLOSURE

Let me be precise about what Trump reported.

$500 million from World Liberty Financial.

$635 million from meme coin licensing.

Total 2025 income: $2.2 billion.

He manages monetary policy for 335 million Americans. He appoints the Federal Reserve governors. He signs the debt ceiling bills.

He made $2.2 billion last year. Mostly in assets the government cannot print.

I am not here to attack Trump. I like his push on deregulation. But I want you to understand the SYSTEM.

While the President was building billion-dollar positions in hard assets, here is what happened to everyone else:

1. Real wages fell 0.7 percent year over year. More dollars. Less purchasing power. Inflation in a suit.

2. The national debt added $5 billion every single day since October 2025.

3. Long-term unemployed Americans: up 524,000 in the past year. That number does not make the front page.

4. ADP counted 98,000 private jobs. A miss. And 70 percent of May's gains came from government hiring and food service. Bureaucracy and bartending. That is your recovery.

The mainstream will call this a resilient labor market. I call it a mirage. Paid for by your grandchildren.

THE MATH DOES NOT LIE

The government borrows $2 trillion this year. More than 6 percent of GDP. Twice the bipartisan target. Congress nods. Then it votes for another trillion.

"A $2 trillion deficit is more than 6% of GDP, about twice the 3% target."

Peter Schiff is selling US stocks and buying gold. Luke Gromen says gold has overtaken US Treasuries in global reserve holdings. These are not fringe calls. These are warning lights going off in sequence.

I have been saying this for 30 years. The dollar is not a savings vehicle. It is a political tool. It is how the government pays for deficits without calling it a tax.

Every empire that has ever printed its way out of debt has collapsed. Every single one.

Rome. Britain after World War II. Weimar Germany. Argentina. Venezuela. The United States is not special. It is just later in the cycle.

But there is one number that stopped me cold this morning. It tells you exactly how close we are to the inflection point. And most people are still watching the headline jobs number.

WHAT THE NUMBER TELLS YOU

ISM Prices came in at 73.0 last month. That is not a mild reading. That is the upstream inflation gauge screaming that producer prices are still climbing hard. They have not hit your grocery store yet. They will.

Stagflation. Slow growth plus rising prices. It is not a theory. It is already on the gauge.

The President made $2.2 billion playing in assets the government cannot print. Crypto, licensed property, hard assets. He did not park it in a savings account earning 4 percent while inflation runs at 6.

He played a different game. And so should you.

I bought my first gold at $300 an ounce. I started buying silver in 1965.

Today gold sits at $4,085. Silver at $60. Not because I was lucky. Because I studied history. Because I understood that every fiat currency in human history eventually returns to its true value: zero.

MY PREDICTION: Gold reaches $35,000 before this cycle ends. Silver surpasses $100.

Those are not round numbers for effect. That is what the debt math demands. $39 trillion in debt. $5 billion added every day. CBO projects $53 trillion by 2034. The math only moves one direction.

You have two choices. Keep your wealth in the thing they print. Or move it into the thing they cannot.

I chose 30 years ago. I am still choosing now.

Pigs get fat. Hogs get slaughtered.

To your freedom, Robert Kiyosaki

P.S. I have been tracking the dollar collapse for three decades. What I see now in the debt numbers, the stagflation readings, and insiders quietly moving into hard assets looks like 2008 before 2008 happened. My Patriot Income Plan has the specific moves I believe protect wealth when the next shoe drops. Click here to see it.