Overview
- The newly released 2025 financial disclosure shows Tim Mynett reported no income from Rose Lake Capital and only $200–$1,000 from eStCru, according to filings published June 21, 2026.
- Amended documents filed by Rep. Ilhan Omar list Rose Lake Capital revenue at $100,000–$1,000,000 and eStCru revenue at $2,500–$5,000 while also assigning the businesses zero value.
- Omar submitted an amended 2024 disclosure in March that reset Mynett’s ownership stakes to zero and blamed the earlier discrepancy on an accounting error after a 2024 filing had reported the couple’s wealth at $5 million–$30 million.
- eStCru, a California wine venture that sold labels such as 'The Devil’s Lie,' was dissolved in April and the filings show only a small amount of income from that business, while Mynett’s Rose Lake Capital was founded in 2022 with longtime partner Will Hailer.
- The conflicting numbers have renewed partisan criticism and a congressional review, and the next steps to watch are any formal ethics inquiries, requests for supporting records, and further amended disclosures or explanations from Omar’s office.