US Treasury Secretary Besant was revealed to have also had a "main residence" with two mistresses.

The mortgage documents show that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bennett once agreed to simultaneously use two different properties as his "primary residence". This echoes the contradictory promises cited by Trump when attempting to dismiss Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook. In 2007, in a contradictory agreement signed by Bennett, he designated properties in both New York and Massachusetts as his primary residence. However, mortgage experts point out that his actions show no signs of impropriety. This case precisely illustrates that inconsistencies in housing loan documents do not necessarily constitute evidence of fraud. Other evidence in Bennett's mortgage also suggests that the lender, Bank of America, did not rely on these promises and never expected him to use both properties as his primary residence simultaneously.