He also received $150,000 for a 20-episode podcast on iHeartMedia called “The Deciding Decade.” Buttigieg’s Early Years
He earned between $100,000 and a million for his first book “Shortest Way Home.” His second book “Trust: America’s Best Chance,” paid him an advance of $311,500, according to Forbes. He brought in between $800,000 and $1.2 million between 20. Prior to joining the Cabinet, he was the mayor of South Bend, Indiana from 2012 to 2020 earning $149,000 per year. He currently earns $221,400 per year as Secretary of Transportation and has a net worth of approximately $250,000, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Lindsey Graham Worth?ĭiscover: How Rich Is Nancy Pelosi? Pete Buttigieg’s Net Worth is $250,000 Even Vice President Kamala Harris can’t compete with the requests he’s getting - something that is unprecedented for such a low-ranking official.
“Now is a time to consider the foundational role trust plays in our democracy, and what it will take to build the trust we’ll need to recover and to advance as a country.Pete Buttigieg is an American politician who has been the Secretary of Transportation under President Joe Biden since 2021. This former mayor and Democratic presidential candidate has become the second-most requested speaker on the midterm election campaign trail, only after the president. “In order for our country to move forward in the years ahead, it will be more important than ever to build trust - trust in our institutions and leaders, trust in each other, and trust around the world in America itself,” Buttigieg said in a statement.
According to Liveright, the book combines history and personal reflections in an “urgent and soul-searching” exploration into creating a stronger democracy. Liveright Publishing announced Wednesday that the former Democratic presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana, mayor had written “Trust: America’s Best Chance,” scheduled for release Oct. NEW YORK (AP) - Pete Buttigieg’s next book has a unifying message.
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