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Trump donor accuses ‘grifter’ Kimberly Guilfoyle of $100,000 quid pro quo
Eric Deters says US ambassador to Greece asked him to pay off American Express credit card bill in return for access A Trump donor accused Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US ambassador to Greece and Trump family ally, of engaging in a “quid pro quo” by asking him to pay off her $100,000 debt in exchange for
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Both outlets center on the same accusation that a donor says Kimberly Guilfoyle sought $100,000 in exchange for access, and both frame it as a quid pro quo or pay-to-play claim. The Guardian US emphasizes the donor’s description of the debt as an American Express bill and quotes the “grifter” language, while 60 Minutes foregrounds the businessman’s claim that he was pushed to wire the money and explicitly says it reports from CBS News.
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