“I thought the emoluments clause in the Constitution meant something. I thought it meant that you could not be the President of the United States and report a $1.2 billion, you know, income from making deals through crypto and other things while you were in the Oval Office.”

Hillary Clinton · Pivot · Michigan Midterm Drama, Crypto Heist, and Guest Hillary Clinton

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cited the emoluments clause to argue a president should not report $1.2 billion crypto income while in office

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