A spokesperson for a committee investigating potential constitutional violations over Trump's lease of the hotel said the move wouldn't change anything.
alleged that lawyers for GSA"ignored the Constitution" when deciding to maintain the lease on the hotel., a spokesperson said that the House committee would continue to investigate"conflicts of interest and potential constitutional violations raised by Donald Trump's lease of this hotel from the federal government" while he was president.
According to audited financial statements seen by The Associated Press, the hotel lost nearly $50 million between 2016 and 2019 and nearly $22 million in 2020.denied the claims, describing the report from the committee as"continued political harassment in a desperate attempt to mislead the American public and defame Trump in pursuit of their own agenda."
The hotel is also reported to be suffering from a loss of income now Trump is no longer president as people no longer feel the need to stay there.in March:"The Trump hotel has been struggling for quite a while and, without him being there, people don't need to curry favor by staying there. Some embassies had their events there and they don't need to do that now.
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