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MAGA donor denies owing Guilfoyle money in alleged access-for-pay | CNN Politics

Former lawyer and Trump donor Eric Deters disputed owning any money to Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle after her lawyers said he owed money for speeches and consulting work. Lawyers for Guilfoyle have denied allegations about her seeking money and said reports about her travel were misleading.

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MAGA捐款人否认欠吉尔福伊尔钱财,否认存在以权谋私的指控 | CNN政治频道

Former lawyer and Trump donor Eric Deters disputed owning any money to Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle after her lawyers said he owed money for speeches and consulting work. Lawyers for Guilfoyle have denied allegations about her seeking money and said reports about her travel were misleading.

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