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How Trump Became ‘Grifter-in-Chief’
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1:43Now PlayingDonald Trump has earned more money in his first and second year, in his second term as president, than in the previous 60 years of his business career. #trump #politics #usa #president #news
The US government has earmarked $1.6 billion to help Kaz Resources LLC, a company with investors including Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, mine tungsten in Kazakhstan.
The Trump administration says the investment is about securing America's critical supply chains and national security, but critics argue it is tainted by lucrative self-dealing.
The deal has raised concerns about corruption and conflicts of interest, with the Trump family having no experience in the mining business but ample interest in securing financial gains.
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