In response to a question about the significant increase in his wealth after his return to the White House, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, said that he hardly spends time examining his personal assets and that his sons are entrusted with the management of his company.

In response to a question about the significant increase in his wealth after his return to the White House, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, said that he hardly spends time examining his personal assets and that his sons are entrusted with the management of his company.

In response to a report in Forbes magazine about his rising net worth, Trump denied putting his personal financial interests first.

He also said that his investments focus on broad market indices.

CBS News reported that the Trump family's activities in the field of cryptocurrencies contributed to the increase of their wealth.

In another part of the interview, the President of the United States said that Air Force pilots told him stories about unidentified flying objects that were "very strange."

Earlier this year, Trump signed an order to release files related to the sighting of these objects. The Pentagon has since released photos, videos and related investigative reports. At the end of the interview, the host asked Trump if he could forgive his political enemies.

In response, Trump said that it is unlikely that he would be able to do such a thing and added: "I really hate some of my enemies and I always will."