1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

Launch a full investigation into Donald Trump's monetization of the presidency and pursue prosecution of everyone involved. This isn't political grievance — it's documented corruption on a scale no prior president has attempted. Trump reported over $2.2 billion in 2025 revenues while in office, including $1.4 billion from crypto ventures that simultaneously wiped out $3.8 billion in losses for roughly one million ordinary investors. The conflicts are staggering and specific. Trump pardoned Binance's convicted founder Changpeng Zhao, then his family's crypto firm World Liberty Financial was handed a central role in a $2 billion Abu Dhabi deal with Binance — a company that later had $1.7 billion in crypto flow to Iranian entities linked to terrorism. His Truth Social is now selling Wall Street early access to his posts for $100,000 a month. He used the Justice Department to settle a lawsuit against the IRS that could save him $100 million and shield his family from future audits. He accepted a $400 million plane from Qatar. Larry Noble, former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission, has called this "the most openly corrupt administration in our history." That assessment demands action, not more hearings. Investigate every transaction, every pardon, every regulatory rollback that enriched Trump or his allies. The law must apply here.