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World Liberty Financial

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Sep 24, 2026

Adam MocklerGUEST
16:02
Then he pardoned CZ, the founder of Binance, who helped them build that, and then CZ is responsible for a bunch of awful stuff.
Adam MocklerGUEST
16:09
But then a $2 billion investment was facilitated from the UAE, I believe, into, uh, World Liberty Financial, and then Trump created a pay-for-play pardon economy, which is what my team calls it, where he basically can pardon hundreds of individuals as long as they pay into MAGA Inc. and pay into his super PACs.
Adam MocklerGUEST
16:29
Obviously, I don't have to mention them selling early access to Truth Social for $100,000 a month, where Trump tweets about the Iran war and individual stocks people should buy.
Adam MocklerGUEST
16:38
It is the most fraudulent administration in American history, and to see JD Vance up there try to pull the wool over the eyes of the American people, it's laughable.
speaker_4NARRATOR
37:39
Zhao was sentenced for failing to stop money laundering on his platform, and he actually served four months in jail and was fined $50 million.
speaker_4NARRATOR
37:46
CZ got his pardon after he helped the Trump family crypto business, World Liberty Financial, take in billions of dollars this year from the United Arab Emirates.
speaker_4NARRATOR
37:55
Then there's Ross Ulbricht, founder of the Silk Road, a dark net marketplace often used for drug trafficking, money laundering, and buying fake IDs, all using cryptocurrency.
speaker_4NARRATOR
38:04
Ulbricht was actually serving a double life sentence for his crimes.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:19
I, I mean, it's not something that one would want to see, this...
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:22
I mean, this is what we see here in the United States, this fusion of corporate life and the White House, uh, including just Trump's own business interests w- as a stock trader and with his, uh, World Liberty Financial and other crypto interests.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:34
And so it, it is disturbing, I think, to see these CEOs, who don't seem to be great friends of democracy, uh, given the, the sort of stage of the United Nations.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:42
And they speak in such general terms.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:19
Yeah, I mean, it's not something that one would want to see this.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:22
I mean, this is what we see here in the United States, this fusion of corporate life and the White House, including just Trump's own business interests as a stock trader and with his World Liberty Financial and other crypto interests.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:34
And so it is disturbing, I think, to see these CEOs who don't seem to be great friends of democracy given the sort of stage of the United Nations.
Jacob SilvermanGUEST
3:42
And they speak in such general terms.
Dan AlexanderGUEST
42:09
And what we know doesn't look good.
Dan AlexanderGUEST
42:11
I mean, World Liberty Financial did a major deal with somebody, uh, with a company that appears tied to the deputy ruler of Abu Dhabi, and the management and licensing business has done deals in Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia, all of which have ties to government officials over there.
Dan AlexanderGUEST
42:30
So that already doesn't look good.
Dan AlexanderGUEST
42:33
But there's plenty that we don't know.
Mary TrumpHOST
6:06
According to Witkoff's newly released financial disclosures, he made at least $257 million in 2025.
Mary TrumpHOST
6:13
The number we're interested in is buried inside that total because Witkoff received nearly $107 million from a holding company containing dozens of investments, including his stake in World Liberty Financial.
Mary TrumpHOST
6:28
If that sounds familiar, it's the cryptocurrency company co-founded by the Witkoff and Trump families.
Mary TrumpHOST
6:36
World Liberty says Witkoff wasn't involved in the company's operations during 2025.
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8:25
And now, back to the podcast.
Mary TrumpHOST
8:29
Here's where the two families' business interests become very difficult to separate.
Mary TrumpHOST
8:34
Donald reported nearly $800 million from World Liberty Financial in 2025.
Mary TrumpHOST
8:39
Add in his other cryptocurrency businesses and Donald reported approximately $1.4 billion in crypto income for the year.
David SutterHOST
10:56
In the billions, yeah, right? We have the Trump and Melania meme coins.
David SutterHOST
10:59
We have World Liberty Financial.
David SutterHOST
11:01
We have...
David SutterHOST
11:03
What was
Ben MeiselasHOST
35:22
They're like the least respected people.
Ben MeiselasHOST
35:24
They're self-interested, by the way, whether it's Witkoff's World Liberty Financial crypto dealings where he's, you know, made, you know, whatever he's made.
Ben MeiselasHOST
35:33
You know, you've got Jared Kushner, you know, doing his fund, making billions of dollars off of Middle East countries.
Ben MeiselasHOST
35:41
And then the Middle East countries don't get these security guarantees that they're promised.
Saifedean AmmousHOST
58:20
The Trump 2025 financial disclosure showed that more than $1.4 billion of revenue was made by Trump from his crypto ventures.
Saifedean AmmousHOST
58:34
Over $500 million from World Liberty Financial, $635 million from the Trump meme coin sales.
Saifedean AmmousHOST
58:42
So some people want to believe this is geopolitical and economic genius, so it's good for the U.S.
Saifedean AmmousHOST
58:46
Some people want to believe it's bolstering U.S. dollar imperialism, so it's bad for the world.
Jake ClaverHOST
72:21
We've got Fidelity.
Jake ClaverHOST
72:22
We've got World Liberty Financial with USD1.
Jake ClaverHOST
72:24
We've got PayPal and many others that have launched their stablecoins.
Jake ClaverHOST
72:28
So it would no longer be a monopoly if Ripple were to acquire Circle.

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