Trump's properties remain an epicenter of his conflicts and corruption in second term

Reporting cited here

1. documented

   The event created a documented commercial channel between a Saudi state-backed sports league and a Trump property; the reviewed public sources do not disclose the property's event revenue or establish a policy exchange.

   LIV Golf section and limitations of disclosed payments

   LIV Golf at Trump Bedminster in 2022: Audit finding · Cited analysis

2. reported

   Public reporting did not disclose the host fee or net profit received by the property and did not establish that the event changed U.S. policy.

   LIV Golf section and limitations of disclosed payments

   LIV Golf at Trump Bedminster in 2022: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit

3. documented

   The championship created a second documented 2022 commercial venue relationship between the Saudi-backed series and a Trump property; event-specific revenue and policy effects remain undisclosed.

   LIV Golf and Doral discussion

   LIV Golf at Trump Doral in 2022: Audit finding · Cited analysis

4. reported

   The event used and promoted a Trump-owned resort and golf course.

   LIV Golf and Doral discussion

   LIV Golf at Trump Doral in 2022: Outcome · Outcome

5. reported

   The Guardian reported that the Saudi Public Investment Fund-backed LIV Golf league held events at Trump properties in Washington, Miami, and Bedminster and generated millions of dollars in family-business revenue; it identified Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as the ultimate controller of the fund and noted that exact event payments were not public.

   LIV Golf and Saudi-linked spending section in the second-term property-conflict tracker

   Saudi-funded LIV became a recurring revenue channel for Trump golf properties · Saudi-funded league continued using Trump properties