NEW: Sen. Elizabeth Warren disclosed receiving $1.9 million from private legal work since 1986, including earnings from large corporate clients
Elizabeth Warren — under pressure from rival Pete Buttigieg to reveal her past compensation from corporate clients — announced Sunday that she's received $1.9 million from private legal work since 1986.
Orthman said that the compensation figures were gathered from “public records, Elizabeth’s personal records, and other sources” but POLITICO was not able to independently verify the compensation.
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