'A stunning web of millions of dollars': Trump accused of taking foreign cash payments

According to a report issued on Thursday by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, Donald Trump used his position as president to enrich himself and his family by raking in millions of dollars from foreign governments.

USA Today is reporting the 156-page report accuses the former president took in at least $7.8 million from countries that include China, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

The report unequivocally states that, based upon documents and records that have been reviewed, there is a "stunning web of millions of dollars in payments made by foreign governments and their agents directly to Trump-owned businesses, while President Trump was in the White House.”

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In the preface of the report, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) wrote: "It is true that $7.8 million is almost certainly only a fraction of Trump’s harvest of unlawful foreign state money, but this figure in itself is a scandal and a decisive spur to action."

USA Today reports that the information came from information handed over to Congress by Mazars USA, Trump’s former accounting firm in 2019.

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