A sitting president's personal income hit $2.2 billion in a single year — more than triple what he reported before taking office. Fox calls it a "business empire roaring back." The New York Times calls it "unprecedented conflicts of interest." Same $2.2 billion. Two different words: success versus corruption. Notice what the word "income" does here. It sounds like a salary — like he earned it at a job. It quietly skips the only question that matters for a president: who paid it, and what did they want in return? Fox isn't lying about the number. The number is real. They're choosing the frame that makes you admire it instead of the frame that makes you ask about it.