The attachment was a 1994 document, signed by Trump, that listed his Trump Tower triplex at 10,996 square feet — not the 30,000 square feet later claimed for years on financial statements that were given to banks, insurers and others to make deals and secure loans. A week later, Trump’s 2016 financial statement was released, using the incorrect square footage. Weisselberg testified Tuesday that what he’s been through in the last few years has “taken its toll” on him and his family. He might say magnificent,” Weisselberg testified. Weisselberg started working for Donald Trump in 1986 and eventually made $1.14 million a year in salary and bonuses.

Source: Forbes October 11, 2023 04:55 UTC