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China Paid Trump Millions In Rent – Then He Left The White House | Forbes
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9:33Now PlayingDuring the four years that Donald Trump occupied the White House, the state-owned Industrial and Commercial Bank of China paid him an estimated $7 million to rent space in Trump Tower. Despite the extraordinary circumstances of the deal—involving the government of China, the president of the United States, and millions of dollars—the Trump family portrayed the agreement as a standard business transaction. Previously unreported documents call that characterization into question. Forbes senior editor Dan Alexander joins Brittany Lewis in Forbes Talks to discuss.
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