Coolest visualization you'll see this week: the Mercer-Bannon-Trump web 'o money, via @zubakskees/@publici https://t.co/KggQ5MN0fs pic.twitter.com/T57k2TllyT
— Dave Levinthal (@davelevinthal) April 4, 2017
From the Center for Public Integrity:
On Friday night, the White House began releasing financial disclosures for scores of key employees — including familiar names such as Press Secretary Sean Spicer, Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway and Chief Strategist Stephen K. Bannon.
Reporters from dozens of news organizations, including the Associated Press, the New York Times, ProPublica and the Washington Post, then compiled and reported on the documents, which the White House released one-by-one.
The Center for Public Integrity compiled data from those disclosures into a searchable, sortable database, which provide a window into the wealth, assets and business interests of many of the people closest to President Donald Trump. The Center for Public Integrity’s news developer, Chris Zubak-Skees, extracted these details from more than 90 reports, released in PDF format, using a software tool he created…
No doubt all kinds of interesting details might be extracted; Bannon has a dozen lines on the database, but Jared Kushner has no fewer than 265…
unmute pls pic.twitter.com/srbVPvkzEn
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