Trump Business Interests

Documents Show Trump Stole Classified Information For Business Gain

Newly disclosed investigative documents reveal that Susie Wiles, then CEO of Donald Trump’s super PAC, witnessed him showing a classified map to unnamed passengers on his private plane. These records also indicate that President Trump retained sensitive documents accessible to only six U.S. government officials, some of which pertained to his business interests and posed an aggravated national security risk. The materials suggest a potential motive for retaining these documents, with investigators noting their commingling with post-presidency papers and relevance to business ventures.

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Murphy Calls Trump’s Trip a Corruption Tour

Senator Chris Murphy advocates for congressional oversight of arms deals with nations, such as Qatar and the UAE, that have financially invested in President Trump’s businesses. He cites Qatar’s offer of a private jet as an example of quid pro quo arrangements potentially compromising U.S. national security interests. Murphy argues that these deals necessitate Senate votes, ensuring transparency and preventing the compromise of U.S. foreign policy through corrupt practices. He contends that such votes are crucial to safeguarding national security and preventing the transfer of sensitive technologies to potentially hostile entities.

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