In a recent legal proceeding, Trump attorney Emil Bove raised questions about the general ledger for Trump's account and whether it was intended to cover his personal expenses. During the questioning, Jeffrey McConney, a key witness, described the general ledger as being similar to Trump's personal checkbook.
McConney acknowledged that when the ledger was initially established, it could include expenses related to housing or education for Trump's children. This revelation sheds light on the potential scope of the ledger and raises further questions about how it was used.
