Exclusive: House Democrats ask Kimberly Guilfoyle for records related to alleged pay-to-pay scheme
Summary
House Democrats on the Oversight Committee have asked U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle for financial records and communications following reports that she asked a donor for money in exchange for official favors. The investigation focuses on allegations that Guilfoyle requested payments, including $100,000 to pay off her credit card, while promising access to the Trump administration.Key Facts
- House Democrats requested financial records and communications from Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle.
- Allegations say Guilfoyle asked a Trump supporter for $100,000 to pay her credit card bill before her confirmation.
- Guilfoyle reportedly promised a donor up to $1 million in exchange for official favors.
- The donor, Eric Deters, claims he paid Guilfoyle $300,000 but did not receive the promised help.
- Guilfoyle’s lawyer said she was paid for speaking engagements before her nomination and denied the messages' authenticity.
- The letter highlights concerns about possible corruption and national security risks at the U.S. Embassy in Greece.
- Senator Marco Rubio praised Guilfoyle but declined to comment on the allegations.
- Congressional leaders from both parties have called for investigations into Guilfoyle’s conduct.
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