Here's how Trump's losing golf courses could be linked to foreign money laundering

Trump's forays into Scottish tourism and politics over the years have had mixed results, with controversy centred on his development of a golf course near Aberdeen AFP/File / Andy BUCHANAN

Matthew Chapman

September 28, 2020

On Monday, in a series of tweets, NPR reporter Adam Davidson drew a straight line from the New York Timesreport about President Donald Trump's taxes and business losses, to his apparent dealings with foreign entities known for money laundering.

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