| The government could collect more than $28 million from people convicted in special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation, with most of the cash coming from the illicit fortune of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. Banks and the Trump Tower condo board are lining up for their share of the money – and claims could start getting resolved as soon as this week. The president frequently refers to the probe as an expensive “witch hunt.” |  |
News Alert Tuesday, February 12 |
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|  | | The Mueller investigation is costly. But the millions seized from Paul Manafort have it on track to break even | | The government could collect more than $28 million from people convicted in special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation, with most of the cash coming from the illicit fortune of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. Banks and the Trump Tower condo board are lining up for their share of the money – and claims could start getting resolved as soon as this week. The president frequently refers to the probe as an expensive “witch hunt.” | | |
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