Donald Trump bought municipal and corporate bonds worth 100 million dollars, including from Netflix and Warner Bros., sparking controversy related to conflicts of interest.

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, purchased municipal and corporate bonds worth approximately 100 million dollars between November and December, according to recent financial statements. Among these are bonds issued by Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery, bought after the announcement of the merger between the two companies. Most of Trump's investments have been directed towards municipal bonds, but a significant portion has also gone towards corporate bonds, including from Boeing and General Motors. These acquisitions took place in a sensitive context, considering that Trump has claimed he will influence the approval of the Netflix-Warner Bros. merger, contested by Paramount Skydance. His investments have reignited debates about conflicts of interest, especially considering that some companies in his portfolio are affected by regulations from his administration. A White House official stated that Trump's portfolio is managed independently, but critics highlight the perceived risks of conflicts between public and private interests.