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The White House Wouldn’t Post Trump Staffers’ Financial Disclosures. So We Did.

In partnership with The New York Times and The Associated Press, we’re sharing financial disclosures for everyone to look through, including you.

by Ariana Tobin and Derek Kravitz
ProPublica, April 1, 2017, 11:38 a.m.

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Bannon, Trump’s architect of anti-globalist policies, got rich as a global capitalist

As an investment banker in the 1980s and 1990s, Stephen K. Bannon represented a Saudi prince, received financing from Japanese and French banks and lived in what looks like an alternative reality from the fiery populist of today who recently declared that “globalists gutted the American working class and created a middle class in Asia.”

Who is Julia Hahn? The unlikely rise of Bannon’s right-hand woman.

Trump’s closest aides come from financial elite

After campaigning as a champion of the working class, President Trump now relies on wealthy advisers who have generated millions of dollars from Wall Street, Hollywood, real estate and the media. Together, 27 White House officials had assets of at least $2.3 billion when they joined the administration.

Read the White House personal financial disclosures

Trump administration brags about how many wealthy people it has

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