Jul 12, 2017 · As the emails reverberated across the political world, Trump Jr. defended his actions in an interview with Fox News, blaming the decision to take the meeting on the "million miles per hour" pace ...
That was June 3, 2016, a week after Trump clinched the GOP nomination for president. " Things are going a million miles per hour," Trump Jr. told Hannity. "In retrospect I …
Jul 11, 2017 · “I love it,” Trump Jr. said in one email response. As the emails reverberated across the political world, Trump Jr. defended his actions in an interview with Fox News, blaming the decision to take the meeting on the “million miles per hour” pace of a presidential campaign and his suspicion that the lawyer might have information about “underreported” scandals involving …
Aug 16, 2020 · Though Parscale has declined to make clear what portion of his bills to the campaign amount to his personal salary, the New York Times reported in March that Trump had imposed a salary cap on ...
Donald Trump Jr. is interviewed by host Sean Hannity on his Fox News program in New York on Tuesday. The U.S. president is defending his son's decision to accept help from what was described to him as a Russian government effort to aid the elder Trump's election campaign. (Richard Drew/Associated Press)
Trump Jr., who was deeply involved in his father's presidential campaign, portrayed his decision to release the emails as an effort "to be totally transparent." In fact, they had already been obtained by The New York Times.
On the evening of July 15, Trump announced his decision: Parscale would be demoted and replaced as campaign manager by Bill Stepien, his former White House political director.
Scavino, one of Trump’s longest-serving aides, is the White House social-media director, earning a government salary of $183,000 (the maximum for West Wing aides). Parscale, as the Lincoln Project so effectively noted in its ad, owns a Range Rover (starting at $90,000) and a Ferrari (starting at $200,000).
Trump is personally liable for debts and loans totaling $421 million, according to the New York Times reporting. Most of that debt comes due in the next four years. Some of his best-known business ventures report losing millions, if not tens of millions, of dollars year after year, according to the Times.
The cost to fly a Boeing 757 is about $15,000 to $18,000 per hour, according to CNN aviation analyst David Soucie. But that's when the plane can actually fly. Trump's 757 is nowhere near flight ready, according to an experienced pilot who saw it this week. The source declined to be identified.
When he hit the campaign trail in earnest, the 757, aka "Trump Force One," became as much a promotional ploy as billboards or TV ads. Look how successful I am-- was the message Trump was sending to voters, sometimes parking it behind the stage at his rallies.
Read More. Oleg Kalugin, the former head of counterintelligence for the KGB, told author Craig Unger that Trump would have had 'many young ladies at his disposal' - and Russia would have been watching. he had been officially invited by a senior diplomat to discuss possible property developments.
Links: Tamir Sapir, who died in 2014, was a Soviet emigre who Trump knew Trump since the 1970s and who put him together with Bayrock Capital. Unger says the company was a shell set up to allow Russians to launder money under Kremlin supervision.