A high-profile donor claims the U.S. ambassador to Greece allegedly requested a $100,000 payment before her Senate confirmation hearing, raising ethical concerns. The donor, a Trump-aligned attorney, expressed frustration over the president’s family business dealings in response. The allegation involves a direct financial request tied to a political appointment, sparking questions about transparency. Details of the ambassador’s response and the president’s involvement remain unclear.


The MAGA donor who Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece, reportedly asked for payment ahead of her Senate confirmation hearing expressed frustration Thursday morning with the business dealings of President Trump's family. The donor, attorney Eric Deters, said Guifoyle asked him to wire $100,000 ahead of the hearing and paid the president's two oldest...