President Donald Trump responded to a report he's seeking compensation from the Department of Justice. He said he'd donate any awarded damages.

Ty Cobb, Trump’s former White House attorney, weighs in on a New York Times report that President Trump is demanding the Justice Department to pay him $230 million for the federal investigations into him.

The New York Times reports Trump is seeking about $230 million from the Justice Department as compensation for federal investigations into him. Sen. Chris Murphy joins to discuss this “brazenly corrupt” move.

One person called the proposed payment "the most corrupt act in presidential history," and "just a straight up looting of the taxpayers."

Trump told reporters that he's seeking up to hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation from the government for its scuttled investigations and prosecutions of him.

Trump has submitted two complaints seeking compensation through an administrative claims process, according to the New York Times.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he “could be” seeking $230 million from his own Justice Department as compensation for past investigations into him, though he professed to have little knowledge of the specifics and said he would give the money to charity.

President Donald Trump wants the Justice Department to pay roughly $230 million as a settlement for investigations he previously faced, sources familiar with the matter confirmed to ABC News.