What happens when the Oval Office becomes a profit center?
The Trump Ledger is a meticulously researched exposé tracing the financial blueprint of the Trump presidency—from self-dealing inauguration events to post-presidency media manipulation, foreign payouts, and crypto-fueled branding schemes. Across thirty unflinching chapters, it reveals how Trump turned public office into a scalable business model, converting political power into personal revenue.

This investigative chronicle exposes the mechanisms behind Trump Organization profits, Kushner's international bailout network, Ivanka's fast-tracked trademarks, and the diplomatic exploitation of Trump-branded properties. From hosting foreign diplomats at Mar-a-Lago to steering campaign and PAC money into personal holdings, every chapter details a facet of state-enabled private enrichment.

But this isn’t just a history—it’s a template for future power. With insight into shadow PAC structures, offshore trusts, sovereign crypto deals, and Truth Social’s inflated valuation, The Trump Ledger paints a sobering portrait of a new political economy—where public loyalty is monetized and influence is transacted like real estate.

Written for politically engaged readers, journalists, watchdogs, and anyone concerned with democratic integrity, this book strips away the theater to follow the money. If you're looking for a comprehensive, fact-driven breakdown of how a presidency was retooled into a revenue machine, this is the definitive account.

Explore how power was privatized, corruption was normalized, and grift became policy.
Whether you're a skeptic, critic, or former insider, The Trump Ledger is required reading in an era where the state itself is up for sale.