Donald Trump

The 45th and 47th presidents of the United States .

He is the oldest U.S. president in history and the wealthiest president.[20] He is the second president in history to succeed in being elected.

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Donald Trump possesses skilled negotiation skills and a high- self-esteem style. This has the positive effect of giving you the driving force to push forward what you think is right, like a bulldozer .

On the contrary, those who evaluate the Donald Trump have a self -righteous style. As it was a famous celebrity , it can be said to be good at revealing one's presence.[22]

He always thinks he is the best , and he values ​​the best victory in all policies.[23] This is also in his iron rule, 'Technology of Negotiation', and most of all, the negotiation power that leads to the best interests is good. Negotiation is a very good person to benefit, and he tries to thoroughly control the people who oppose him and put them under their feet.[24]

Trump has often shown a negative stance toward the media since his youth, and this tendency was further strengthened after seeing his close friend Michael Jackson being thoroughly trampled by the media. His books include "The media seeks sensational things and likes to start fights," "I use the media just as the media uses me," and "I get free publicity from the New York Times ."[25] It goes beyond simply criticizing the media and actually says, 'If the media attacks, take advantage of it.' In fact, in the 2016 US presidential election, Trump formed a hostile relationship with the media, including the Internet , newspapers , television , YouTube , and social network services .[26] In fact, only Trump's name was visible on the back. The strategy of ‘using the media in reverse’, which I have been talking about since I was young, was also effective in the presidential election. At the same time, he uses the media enormously and has the skill to use it skillfully.

It is said that Donald Trump has always been very confident since childhood and has never looked up to anyone or considered anyone as a role model. Donald Trump's self-love shows his confidence in himself by actively using his name in business.[27] He has strong pride and hates losing.

A look at Trump's writings reveals the true value of his personality. Trump once said, "I don't like talking about the past. The present and the future are more important." Other anecdotes from people who know Trump well say that he has strong self-esteem and is very sensitive to losing to others. He also expressed his displeasure at the fact that at a dinner event held in Manhattan, New York, a bank president was so exhausted that he could not walk properly and had to be carried out by people. “I had to drag him out of the room after he gave the worst speech, and it was shocking,” he said. recalled.

Trump also had a different view on Arsenio Hall, an actor who had achieved success in Hollywood. To Trump, who thought Hall had suffered extreme public humiliation, Hall was evaluated as a mere insignificant being. The NYT explained that Trump is afraid of being ignored or disappearing from public memory, saying, "Reluctance to be embarrassed in public is a powerful driving force in life." He also preferred to be in the spotlight, saying, "It's best to get good reviews, but if that's not possible, it's better to be criticized than to have no reputation at all ," and even used criticism of himself to his advantage.

Trump's first wife Ivana also told an anecdote related to Trump. Before getting married, the couple went on a ski trip to Colorado. Ivana, who had considerable skiing skills, did not tell Trump about her skills in advance. Ivana said, "He did two flips in front of Trump and then disappeared, which made Trump very angry. He took off his skis and went to the restaurant, but it seems he couldn't accept the fact that his girlfriend was better than him." The idea that one must be the ‘best’ in any problem is clearly revealed in the interview. For your information, perhaps because of this, I use the word 'Great' very often whenever I speak. If you listen to Trump's speeches, you can see how much he uses 'great'.

There is a significant incident related to his personality. During the 2008 primary, Trump raised doubts about whether Barack Obama 's birthplace was the United States based on negative information held by Hillary Clinton's camp. So, in 2011, Obama held a dinner party at the White House and invited many celebrities, including Trump. Obama then released his birth certificate .[28] Trump was mocked in front of people, and if you look at the video , Trump's expression is serious.[29] Many believe that this incident, which was publicly ridiculed in the White House, may have been what prompted Trump's decision to run for president.[30] The raising of suspicions about Obama's birthplace was a stepping stone to run for president, and at that point, a run for president was already being hinted at, so even though Trump may have cursed inwardly, there is no way he became president simply to take revenge on that incident. Although this anecdote was an opportunity to exchange light jokes, Obama's ridicule was such a strong remark that it was impossible to laugh it off without a certain amount of magnanimity. However, he was famous for his strong personality, so much so that it is said that he became president because of this anecdote. However, in <Fire and Fury>, it is described that Trump regarded the presidential election itself as part of an aggro campaign, and then fell into a state of panic when he actually became president, but came to his senses and decided to become president. Because of this incident, it seems like they are not on good terms with Obama, but at Jimmy Carter 's funeral held on January 9, 2025, they were actually pictured smiling and chatting with each other.

“I’m a very rebellious person,” Trump said. “I love all kinds of fights, whether arguments or physical altercations.” It is said that when Trump was 13 years old, he even assaulted his music teacher because he did not know much about music. Thanks to the parents, who had strong local influence, the case was concluded without any problems.[31] , In addition, his parents, unable to tolerate his mischievous behavior, enrolled him in New York Military Academy. Afterwards, Trump must have hated military school so much that he often begged his parents that he had done something wrong. His colleagues at the time also testified that he was a problem child who could not adapt to the organization when he was a junior student. But when he became an upperclassman, he really liked military school. Although he hated receiving orders, he enjoyed giving orders to others, so after much effort, he became a company commander. He later noted that he received more military training in five years at this private military middle and high school for the upper class than he could have received in the military. However, he was actually exempted from military service. He was judged as active duty during the conscription examination in 1966 and 1968, and was judged 1-Y (exempted in peacetime/conscripted in wartime) in a reexamination in 1968. When he was placed in a wartime conscription situation, after repeatedly postponing his enlistment, he applied for reexamination again and was judged 4-F (exempted in both war and peacetime) in 1972.

One of the few cases in which Trump was influenced, he appears to have been greatly influenced by Roy Cohn, a lawyer famous for McCarthyism in the 1970s. Roy Cohn advised Trump that “notoriety can be beneficial,” and Trump even wrote a similar phrase in his book. Therefore, Trump did not care about criticism, and when he was young, he especially attracted aggro and argued with people, and he viewed these fights and even legal battles that occurred during business as a 'game'. In other words, it is better to be criticized and receive attention than not to be criticized and forgotten. Although this fighter-like tendency softened slightly as he got older, it formed his basic political direction and did not change much.

As a side note, I also dislike sharks among fish . #

He is famous for his non- drinking lifestyle, which was influenced by his father , Fred Trump, who hated alcohol when he was alive, but the biggest reason is said to be the fact that his older brother , Fred Trump Jr. , became incapacitated and died from alcohol dependence .[33] The incident at that time remained a trauma to me, so I vowed never to drink a single drop of alcohol, and I still hate alcohol.[34] At the summit dinner, the other leader also refrains from drinking, reflecting Trump's inclinations. This is because, in protocol, the priority is to consider the other party's inclinations first. As a result, it is well known that once a summit meeting with Trump is won, it becomes difficult for the other country to follow protocol. Donald Trump's hateful tendencies were even reflected in national policy during the second Trump administration. Since June 20, 2025, the U.S. government has decided to deny U.S. ESTA to anyone with a one-time drunk driving conviction, and to either put a green card on hold (indefinitely) or reject the visa when applying for a visa , effectively banning anyone with a drunk driving conviction from entering the United States.

Not only does he drink alcohol, he also never smokes . Cigarettes are hated as much as alcohol, to the extent that all officials caught smoking in the White House were fired.[35] It is said that even ministers and White House aides who smoke keep themselves clean in front of Trump by thoroughly gargling their mouths to avoid the smell of cigarettes, and some even tried to quit smoking altogether after this.

I strictly avoid alcohol and cigarettes, which are harmful to my health, but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy favorite foods. Typically, I like meat and other fatty foods, so I usually enjoy eating those foods when I go to a company dinner. Despite his age, he is surprisingly a big eater and eats more than the average person. As a meat eater , he is said to especially like steak .[36] At dinner parties, drink orange juice or cola instead of alcohol.

He also likes fast food so much that during the 2016 US presidential election, he said in an interview with the media that fast food is not junk food, but rather trustworthy food. Hamburgers for athletes visiting the White House They even prepared a buffet .[37] His favorite fast food brands are McDonald's and Burger King . Among them, he likes McDonald's Big Mac , Quarter Pounder Cheese , and Filet O' Fish . # In 2002, long before he became president, he was invited to be a McDonald's advertising model. # For snacks, I like Lay’s Potato Chips and Flaming Hot Cheetos .

It is said that he usually enjoys Coca-Cola Zero very much. He drinks about 12 cans a day, and there is a story that a red button was installed on his office desk to force White House staff to dispense Coke Zero. There is some speculation that he prefers sugar-free Coke Zero because he has diabetes , but given the anecdote that he enjoys drinking orange juice at dinner parties, which is almost like poison to diabetics, it seems to be purely a matter of preference.[38] Among his photos, there are scenes of him drinking regular cola, showing that he does not absolutely insist on zero cola.[39]

When the White House released the results of Trump's comprehensive health examination during the first Trump administration , Trump's glycated hemoglobin level (via blood test) was 5.4%, which is not a level that can be considered pre-diabetic. This means that he is by no means a diabetic. Considering his age, weight, and eating habits, good health appears to be something he was born with.[40] . The reason he drinks Coke Zero is probably because no matter how healthy he is, there is no harm in controlling his sugar intake due to his age. The drug problem is also being dealt with harshly. Since the 2010s, cannabis in Western societies has been setting legal boundaries by enacting bills in each state legislature. Some states make it completely illegal, while others treat it similarly to cigarettes.[41] Between 2017 and 2020, recreational sales of cannabis were legalized in 11 states. In fact, in the United States, the perception of cigarettes is worse than that of cannabis and marijuana.

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Donald Trump thinks of strong security and strengthening the police's public power. Here, power institutions are generally a conservative, security and national security agency such as police and US troops . Trump has placed police and officials as his powerful allies before the election . He said, "The powerful weapons are the media and large corporations," and they said, "They hide the crimes with the State Department to maintain power around Clinton, and spread the lies and manipulate public opinion." It also continues to be friendly with police and institutions and is based on core support.

As of 2020, as the corruption surrounding President Trump himself was revealed to the world through the State Bureau of Investigation, FBI, Special Prosecutor Mueller, and court rulings, the relationship between the U.S. military and the Bureau of Investigation was not the same as before.[source] In fact, as of 2020, Trump's approval rating has fallen due to the corruption surrounding Trump and the disclosure of inappropriate remarks about veterans, but he is still established as a strong supporter base. #

The U.S. military has been a strong support base for Trump since the early days of the 2016 presidential election . By talking about policies that meet the needs of the U.S. military, such as expanding welfare benefits for active-duty and reserve U.S. soldiers and reducing overseas deployment, and by raising awareness by participating in charity events and sponsorship events related to the U.S. military, his approval rating was quite high from the beginning. Additionally, soldiers have long had a strong tendency to prefer Republican candidates such as John McCain over Barack Obama. Appears in Military Times. #

Republican support among the U.S. military remains high. In fact, after these incidents occurred, Trump's approval rating among the U.S. military was double that of Hillary's in an October survey. There are many reasons for this, the biggest factor being that the military is conservative overall, and in addition, the Democratic Party's reduction in the defense budget, unreasonable foreign policies that do not take into account large-scale personnel reductions, and attitudes bordering on abdication of responsibility by most NATO member countries have resulted in the general level being reduced. Of course, enlisted soldiers were dissatisfied.

Trump was accurately penetrated, and his criticism of excessive political right had been supported by all -line US soldiers who had been opposed to the policy of increasing the role of the Democratic government, and in addition, the military soldiers and generals such as massive military expansion, military manpower expansion, and military modernization were welcomed. It also continues to talk about the necessity of increasing defense costs in Europe. His propensity to criticize the avoidance of NATO members' responsibility and to spend more defense expenses, and his tendency to avoid conflicts with Russia in active overseas military interventions, was also one of the factors that US soldiers and generals supported Trump.

In addition, there are so many concerns that there is no end to descriptions, such as saying that burning the national flag should be subject to strong sanctions, including deprivation of citizenship, or targeting patriotism, such as suggesting that advertising profits from TV debates be donated to veterans' organizations, and worrying about the safety of veterans. Writing also had a positive impact.

As Trump even broke the principle of civilian control , he appointed retired Marine Corps General James Mattis, a representative of the hardliners in the military , as Secretary of Defense, John F. Kelly , also a retired Marine Corps General, as Secretary of Homeland Security, and retired Army Lieutenant General Michael Flynn as National Security Advisor. What they did seemed to be Trump's response to meet the military's expectations, but they continued to show yes-man gestures such as 'opposing the withdrawal of US troops in Korea' and 'rejecting forceful suppression of black protests that rose up in the wake of the George Floyd incident'. As a result of his clear responsibility as an expert in the defense field to Trump, who refuses to do his job and thinks only he is right, he was disliked by Trump and soon dismissed all of them. Since then, Trump has been criticizing those who left office as unpatriotic whenever he gets the chance.


As of October 2018, an analysis showed that President Trump's approval rating was falling among active-duty soldiers. # # According to a survey by Military Times, 43.8% of respondents answered that they still support President Trump, but 43.1% responded that they do not support President Trump. In May 2016, in a bilateral confrontation with Hillary, she was overwhelming, 54% to 25%, and at the end of September 2016,[43] Within the military, approval ratings were maintained at 46.1% and antipathy was maintained at 37%, but antipathy appears to have increased significantly due to friction with the Pentagon. Support was mainly high among male enlisted soldiers, while support was low among female soldiers and officers.

As of December 2018, Michael Flynn is being investigated by Special Counsel Mueller on charges of colluding with Russia, and has admitted to some of the charges in federal court, John Kelly has resigned from his position as White House chief secretary, saying, "President Trump's White House is chaos itself," and James Mattis has resigned from his position as Secretary of Defense after saying he can no longer work with President Trump over the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria.

The decision to withdraw troops from Syria is being criticized by retired soldiers. Army General Stanley McChrystal , who criticized Obama and was sacked by Obama, described President Trump by saying, "I don't think President Trump is telling the truth." When a reporter asked, "Do you think President Trump is an immoral person?" he answered, "Yes." #

Jack Keane, a former four-star general who frequently appears on Fox News, also said he did not want to work for Trump, and analyzed that the order to withdraw troops from Syria was a strategic mistake and that dire consequences await him. # David Petraeus, a former Army general and former CIA director, also said he was not sure whether he shares the same views as President Trump, and responded that he currently does not want to return to work at the Pentagon. # Even Petraeus, whom President Trump personally praised, said he did not want to work with President Trump.

On January 1, 2019, former Secretary of Defense James Mattis resigned about a month early under pressure from President Trump, leaving behind a letter appealing to Pentagon employees and soldiers to protect and uphold the Constitution. # On January 8, 2019, another four-star general, Anthony Zini, resigned from the Trump administration. # The Trump administration tried to mediate between U.S. allies Qatar and Saudi Arabia, but after several years passed without any results, Genie, who had taken on the role of mediator, announced that he would step down from his position. When asked whether his sudden resignation was related to the dismissal of Mattis, he answered that it was not related, but expressed the opinion that it was difficult to agree with the Trump administration's order to withdraw US troops from Syria.

On June 3, 2020, former Secretary of Defense James Mattis strongly criticized President Trump's actions to mobilize federal troops to suppress protests and riots resulting from the death of George Floyd . Mattis criticized President Trump's actions in dividing the American people into left and right in relation to the death of George Floyd, saying, "Of all the presidents I have experienced, Donald Trump is the only one who has not tried to unite America, or even to unite. He is dividing America." President Trump went on to say that he has learned nothing in the past three years and that there has been no progress in his leadership. Regarding the protests and riots, he said that the riots started by a few should not overshadow the peaceful protests of hundreds of thousands of Americans, and criticized President Trump's plan to mobilize federal troops, saying, "I never dreamed in my lifetime that the U.S. military would be mobilized to deprive the American people of their rights protected by the Constitution." # #

While Biden, who was elected after Trump, was active, the international situation was such that North Korea (artillery), China (overwhelming shipyards) and Russia (human resources) cooperated with each other, and Iran (drones) was added. The U.S. military concluded that it would be difficult for the U.S. alone to cooperate with each other to confront the U.S., and viewed Trump's isolationism negatively, saying that it was necessary to prepare a country to confront them through cooperation, cooperation and inclusion among allies rather than isolationism. Afterwards, Mark Milley, who served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the Trump administration, also made a comment during his discharge and transfer ceremony saying, “Don’t be loyal to the dictator.” This is seen as a comment aimed at Trump, who operates independently. In addition, when it was revealed that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley blocked the Chinese Defense Minister on a secret line during the 2020 presidential election, fearing that he would use the US version of the North Wind, Zhongfeng, saying he would inform him of any signs of an attack, Trump went on a rampage, accusing Mark Milley of being a traitor who should be executed.

The police have an even more overwhelming approval rating for Trump. This is not only true for the police, but unlike what was described above, the Federal Bureau of Investigation also followed the same trend before taking office. In addition, Trump has consistently made statements defending police officers, saying, “If anyone kills a police officer, he will be executed.”[44] He was very friendly to police officers, saying things like, “Police officers are being treated unfairly.” On the other hand, Hillary Clinton , who was her opponent in the 2016 presidential election, is bound to lose black voters if she says that police officers are being treated unfairly from the Democratic Party 's standpoint, which expects black votes, due to the controversial issue of conflict between police and black criminals, which has become a social controversy .[45]

It is also related to various regulations; many American police officers want citizens to have the power to protect themselves first. However, Hillary insisted on strengthening regulations, and Trump, like the police officers, took a negative stance on regulations. There have been several regulatory disputes like this .

Among police officials, the preference for Trump is overwhelmingly evident. In September 2016, the Fraternal Order of Police , the largest police mutual aid union in the United States , publicly declared its support for Trump, and a survey of 3,600 police officers conducted by Police magazine around the same time was conducted. One survey found that 84% of police officers supported Trump. On the other hand, Hillary received only 8%, which was not much different from the minor candidate Gary Johnson 's 5%. At the time of the election, the media and celebrities were on Hillary Clinton's side, so it seemed like it was simply an unfavorable fight, but Trump also had a clear and huge support base called the police.

David Clark of Milwaukee said that although he is black , it is nonsense to say that Trump is racist, and that the same strong response should be taken against black criminals. He also tweeted, "The government, parliament and media are all rotten." He also defended Trump. The National Police Benevolent Association (NEPBA) also publicly declared its support, and former CIA Director James Woolsey, who worked in the Clinton administration, also supported Trump, saying, "I have been a lifelong Democrat, and Clinton has proven incapable of maintaining classified information and security. On the other hand, Trump is fully aware of the danger we face." #

He defended the Black Lives Matter movement that broke out during his tenure when police officers suppressed it. Therefore, support from the police is strong.

Even during the 2021 U.S. Capitol riot, some of the U.S. Capitol police officers did not stop them but opened the way or took pictures with them, showing that they received overwhelming support from police and law enforcement agencies.

The atmosphere inside the FBI during the 2016 presidential election is said to be Trump World. Inside, many FBI agents spoke out in support of Trump and said that their criticism of Hillary was extreme. In particular, since the FBI is also an agency that emphasizes law and order, it does a lot of work related to maintaining social order, so it fits well with the Republican Party's position of emphasizing law and order and has a strong conservative tendency. On November 2, 2016, there was controversy when the FBI suddenly disclosed Clinton's 2001 investigation records. What was crucial was that the FBI began reinvestigating Hillary's emails about 11 days before the presidential election. It is true that at the time of the re-investigation, Hillary's approval rating declined, giving Trump a boost.[46]

However, there was a time when relations with the FBI were briefly strained. This is because Trump fired Director Comey on May 9, 2017. President Trump said that the reason for his dismissal was because of Comey's incompetence, but he is not very trustworthy, and the Democratic Party said that Director Comey was dismissed because he testified against Trump regarding Trump's suspicions of involvement with Russia.

As of 2022, relations with the FBI have not been good for some time. The U.S. National Archives, equivalent to Korea's Presidential Archives , sent President Trump to the Justice Department for not returning official documents, including top secret documents, after he left office, and from this point on, the relationship with the FBI deteriorated. Since there has never been a search and seizure of a former president before leaving office, even the Attorney General and the Ministry of Justice are participating in this case.[47] It is presumed that the top secret documents that Donald Trump took home included documents related to nuclear weapons. Due to this incident, President Trump had a difficult relationship with the FBI for a while, and his supporters gathered at the FBI branch to protest or tried to break into the FBI branch by force and were killed, and the FBI and the Department of Home Security (DHS) jointly announced that threats to federal investigators are on the rise.

He is the wealthiest American president of all time . # Most of his assets are not in the form of securities, so it is difficult to measure them accurately, and due to their nature, they are sensitive to economic changes and have very high volatility. As of September 2025, it is estimated that Forbes holds assets of approximately $7.2 billion (approximately KRW 9.96 trillion).

Before the 2016 U.S. presidential election, assets reported to the government totaled $1.5 billion and a debt of about $200 million, but the Trump campaign explained that President Trump's wealth also exists in forms that cannot be measured in government reports.[48] Above all, President Trump is very sensitive about his own wealth, and has refused to release any tax returns that could estimate his wealth.

Trump's fortune moves like Manhattan, New York . Forbes said eight Manhattan buildings, including Trump Tower , account for 40% of Trump's assets. However, as mentioned above, due to the fact that the Trump Organization is an unlisted company and has mostly real estate assets, it is difficult to measure its actual wealth, and since there is nothing clear about whether it is Forbes' estimate or Trump's story, it cannot be concluded that Trump's story is false.

There is controversy over whether Trump succeeded through inheritance or as a self-made man, and whether he can be considered financially successful. It is true that he came from a wealthy family. Rather, government reports, IRS tax returns, bank reports, etc. show that Trump's wealth is lower than he said, and the business he has been conducting has some credibility.

Following his father, who worked in the real estate industry, he entered the real estate industry and sat on the money cushion due to the redevelopment of the Komodore Hotel. In my words, I was self -made, but I actually borrowed the funds by asking my father to lend only $ 30 million. Although he received money from his parents, his father Fred's property was about $ 300 million in 1999 and 1/N, and Trump received an additional $ 60 million in 1999.

On October 2, 2018, according to an investigation by New York Times reporters, Donald Trump inherited an enormous fortune of at least $413 million from his father through tax evasion. # And although his current wealth is estimated at $3 billion, his reported wealth to the government is about $1.5 billion, and it was also revealed that he owes about $200 million. # In response, Trump's team said that the New York Times article was fake news and responded that Forbes and government reports would not be able to accurately determine Trump's wealth. In other words, to know exactly how much property Trump and his children currently own, you have to look at his tax returns, which President Trump and Republican lawmakers are refusing to disclose, saying it is absolutely not possible. #

On March 18, 2019, bank employees testified that President Trump inflated his assets to obtain a loan from Deutsche Bank . President Trump reported his assets at about $3 billion, but according to a bank investigation, his assets were found to be $788 million. Although Trump and his associates say he is worth about $10 billion, government and bank reports show that his net worth is as high as $1.5 billion and that he has inflated the value of some real estate properties by about 70%. Although Deutsche Bank concluded that President Trump had inflated his assets, it is said to have provided financing. It is said that the reason Deutsche Bank continued to provide funds to President Trump was because of its connections with bank employee Rosemary T. Vrablic.

According to Donald Trump's IRS tax returns from 1985 to 1994, obtained by The New York Times on May 8, 2019, Trump was found to be one of the poorest taxpayers, losing about $46.1 million a year and a total of $1.17 billion over 10 years. # In other words, Trump was losing money from the time he wrote his best-selling book, “The Art of the Deal,” and according to IRS information, only three taxpayers experienced more losses than Trump. In 1991, losses increased suddenly, accounting for 1% of total losses in the United States, and losses did not stop there and continued to increase. Thanks to this, Trump has not paid federal income tax for about eight years. From 1986 to 1989, Trump worked as a corporate raider, borrowing funds from other investors and making profits by selling the stocks he had acquired at high prices by threatening to take over corporate management of other companies. However, this investment method soon became unusable as investors began to not take Trump's words seriously, and most of the profits made in this way were lost. But the most notable part of the tax return was the $52.9 million reported in interest income in 1989. Taxpayers can earn interest income from bonds, bank accounts and mortgage loans, but information from New Jersey casino regulators shows Trump had no sources to generate the $52.9 million. #

Although Trump and his aides are right, they are not necessarily good politicians. Naturally, business is for the purpose of gaining self -interest, but politics has many elements. In particular, the head of the government is the place where you have to swear after your term or die. Therefore, in politics, transactions and compromise must be properly done.

On July 14, 2023, it was revealed that after leaving office, Trump earned a high income of approximately $12 million in speaking fees, approximately $13 million in overseas golf and resort ventures, a total of more than $25 million (approximately 31.555 billion won), and through various lectures. # It is estimated that personal wealth has also increased significantly due to this.

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He has written several books and has co-authored many books. As he was elected as the 45th president in the 2016 US presidential election, sales of his books skyrocketed after his election.

A book that was #1 on the New York Times bestseller list for 51 weeks . It was well known even before the presidency as a bestseller that ranked in the top 5 in cumulative business-related sales of all time. This was possible because the 1980s were the time when Wall Street 's yuppie culture was at its peak. Trump is also someone who can be called a legendary yuppie, as his father was a real estate magnate and he also made his fortune in finance and real estate. The novel American Psycho, set in the 1980s, also mentions having this book in the office of the main character, a yuppie who works at an investment bank on Wall Street. It was published in Korea under the title “The Art of the Deal: The Autobiography of Donald Trump,” and was out of print, but was republished in a new edition as awareness and interest in Trump increased with his run for president.

In July 2016, he was caught in controversy. #Tony Schwartz said, "Trump's autobiography is what I wrote. I regret writing that book." Trump said, "I wrote it and you helped you. We have been divided into half of the tax and billions of money. And I and Schwartz have been named as co -author .

It is true that the book is equally shared as the story, and the names are all up to the co -author of the book (Donald Trump, Tony Schwartz). In addition, there is a political factor that Tony Schwartz, the cause of the Democratic Party , suddenly came out before the presidential election .

However, it is difficult to conclude Schwartz's remarks as a political offensive just by the Inse or Co -Author. In the beginning of the Schwartz interview , the main point of criticism of Trump says that he did not have to write him, but he changed his thoughts about the situation as many presidents of Trump in the process of writing. In the beginning, it was obviously released as a co -author, but there is no reason to reveal it. In addition, there is nothing strange that it has been still after 29 years, because businessman/celebrity Trump and President Trump are very different. In fact, when Trump became president, a large number of zincese -lifting American masses laughed and enjoyed the words of "Selebriti" Trump in the past. In the article, Schwartz said that when Trump thought he had no chance, he didn't have to worry about it, but when he approached the victory, he felt anxious.

In other words, as Schwartz revealed in the interview, he agreed to the packaging due to financial greed.[49] Because of the positive image created by this content, that person is likely to become president.[50] The above information was revealed.

However, Schwartz's explanation is a bit exaggerated. It is very common for celebrities who are not professional writers to co-write their autobiographies with professional writers, and there are also cases where books that they did not write are said to be autobiographies. In the case of older figures who do not know how to write or who do not have the energy to write due to declining energy, their oral statements are recorded and translated into writing by the author. In many cases, they are published as autobiographies without writing them, and as explained below, Schwarz gave up the interview in the end, but he did have an interview in the middle and wrote an autobiography based on the content of the interview. It is true that it can be considered a work of authorship. Currently, it is common for Korean politicians to publish books written by ghostwriters by holding book launch events for the purpose of receiving donations.

In any case, some quoted Schwartz's description of Trump, he wanted to interview Trump to know in detail, but Trump said he was very uncomfortable because of his extremely concentration and abandoned it. Schwartz, who judged that it was impossible to write an autobiography in this way, expressed his intention to give up, but soon he gathered Trump as an alternative and gathered information about him by overhearing his phone call. In the process, he noticed that Trump lies like a breath, he said in a book (in the form of Trump) "I used people's fantasies. I want to believe that people are big, great, and a dramatic. It is called Truthful Hyperbole. Schwartz regrets that he wrote this expression.

Schwartz's claim, "Tony (Schwartz) is very good, he is a co -author, but he did not write this book. I wrote it. I wrote it. It was my book, and it was one of the best -selling books. For reference, it is not true that the most sold business -related books were sold. In addition, Trump accused Trump for making it rich when Schwartz had no two cents.

The absurd thing is that after the book was published in 1987, Trump held a publication commemorative party worth hundreds of thousands of dollars at Trump Tower, and he tried to pay half of the party cost to Schwartz. However, after negotiations, they succeeded in reducing this cost to thousands of dollars...

As Schwartz revealed the above information in an interview, he announced that he would donate all royalties earned from this book to organizations related to immigration and human rights, and he is actually making donations. “I’m not saying this gives me impunity, but I like the fact that the more “The Art of the Deal” sells, the more money is donated to the people whose human rights Trump is trying to limit,” he said.

With the election of the 2024 presidential election, it is said that sales rates are increasing as people purchase from Amazon once again.

A book that will help Trump to predict the policy to unfold after taking office. You can get a glimpse of Trump's ideas and thoughts. Trump preaches his political ideology about issues such as immigration, diplomacy, education, energy, medical insurance, health care, media, and tax laws in 17 chapters, how to make the United States greatly . Foreign policy emphasizes the importance of 'operation through power', and the agreement that President Obama has with Iran is the worst ever. In addition, it is not opposed to immigration, but it draws that 'illegal immigration' should be prevented.

It was a decent figure in the photographs and videos of when I was young, but as I got older, I could see the cover with a strong showmanship. Trump said in a book, "The United States: How to make the United States greatly," he said that the reason for the sign of such an unpleasant expression is that the American appearance is never laughing.

He also wrote a book with Robert Kiyosaki, who is well known for his father's poor dad .

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It is considered one of the most prisoners of the US president . Bill Clinton He was in the Democratic Party in his relationship with the former US president , and he went to the Republican Party and went to the third zone, such as creating a reform party, his new party .

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