This administration's corruption has reached a level that demands a direct congressional response, and I need to know you're doing something about it. Trump personally earned over $526 million last year from his own crypto firm, World Liberty Financial, which his own appointees just cleared to become a bank. Senator Elizabeth Warren called it "the most brazen act of self-dealing our financial system has ever seen." She's right. Meanwhile, the DOJ dropped a fraud case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani shortly after his lawyers — including one of Trump's personal attorneys — pitched a $10 billion U.S. investment. The judge called the dismissal process "highly unusual" and "concerning" in a 47-page ruling.
At the same time, Treasury is destroying an anti-corruption database it is legally required to maintain, wiping records that law enforcement and future administrations could use to pursue financial crimes. A former congressman called it "like ordering the deletion of the FBI's entire fingerprint database." This isn't incompetence — it's a deliberate effort to make corruption permanent and unpunishable. I want to know what oversight actions you are taking, what investigations you are demanding, and whether you will use every legislative tool available to stop this.
First sent on August 30 by Jeffrey Barlow
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