Trump says he doesn't take Wall Street money after raising at least $13 million from financial industry

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'You're the one that takes all the money from Wall Street,' President Donald Trump said to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as the candidates debated on Thursday.

"takes all the money from Wall Street" while insisting he takes none during the presidential debate in Nashville, Tennessee on Thursday.that claimed Trump's economic advisers were sounding alarms at the same time the president was touting the strength of the stock market in February in the early stages of COVID-19 spreading throughout the country. Trump responded by accusing Biden of receiving campaign funds from Wall Street, while claiming that he does not.

"The Wall Street I hadn't heard, somebody went through Wall Street," Trump said to Biden during the debate."You're the one that takes all the money from Wall Street. I don't take it." The president's reelection effort has received at least $13 million from Wall Street donors in the current election, a majority going to PACs that support him, according to an article published Wednesday by CNBC. Trump received less than the $20 million he was given in the 2016 election due to his response to the COVID-19 pandemic and sagging poll numbers, analysts cited in the article claim.

President Donald Trump speaks during his debate with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Nashville, Tennessee on October 22, 2020.The article says that $50 million from the financial industry has gone to Biden's bid for the White House, although an unspecified amount also went to outside PACs that support the former vice president rather than directly to his campaign.

 

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