Trump's legal fund reached the brink of bankruptcy

Reports show that Trump's fund has reached the border of bankruptcy to cover his legal expenses.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Donald Trump's main fund to finance his legal defense has faced a sharp decrease in liquidity and debt accumulation.

According to the financial report of the US Federal Election Commission about the third quarter of 2026, the "Save America" fund spent more than 5.4 million dollars between July and September, and its total expenses reached more than 14 million dollars since the beginning of the year.

According to this report, the cash balance of the fund, which was around 1.2 million dollars at the beginning of the year, decreased to only 32 thousand 256 dollars at the end of September.

Meanwhile, the debts of this fund have reached about 1.9 million dollars, most of which are related to legal expenses and legal advice.

The fund has covered a portion of Trump's attorneys' fees in various court cases, including the New York hush money case, the classified documents case, and the election meddling case in Georgia. Among its creditors are the law firms of Brito, Sullivan & Cromwell & Dillon.

According to estimates in this report, Trump has paid more than $100 million in legal fees since leaving the White House in 2021. He denied the accusations against him and described them as a politically motivated action. Among the four criminal cases brought against Trump, the case of payment of hush money went to trial in New York and the jury convicted him in 34 cases; Three other cases were closed. Trump also has civil cases, including a financial fraud lawsuit in New York and a lawsuit. Jane Carroll has faced.