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Trump's Checks Sent To White House For Signature, Returned

Former President Donald Trump attends the Trump Organization civil fraud trial in New York State Supreme Court, Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023, in New York. (David Dee Delgado/Pool Photo via AP)

During the ongoing investigation into former President Donald Trump's financial dealings, Deborah Tarasoff testified that when Trump assumed office, checks requiring his signature were sent to the White House via FedEx. Tarasoff revealed that Trump was the sole authorized signatory on his personal account throughout his presidency.

According to Tarasoff's testimony, the checks sent to the White House were returned. She explained that she would then carefully separate the checks, mail them out, and maintain the necessary documentation for record-keeping purposes.

Tarasoff separated and mailed checks, maintained records.
Checks sent to White House via FedEx, signed solely by Trump.
Raises questions about Trump's financial control during presidency.

This revelation sheds light on the intricate financial processes that took place during Trump's time in office. The fact that he was the only authorized signatory on his personal account raises questions about the level of control he maintained over his financial affairs.

As the investigation continues, Tarasoff's testimony provides valuable insights into the behind-the-scenes operations of the Trump administration. The handling of checks and financial transactions within the White House underscores the importance of transparency and accountability in governmental financial practices.

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