Trump Donor Criticizes President’s Sons, Son-in-Law Over Financial Dealings

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, American attorney and “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement financier, Dieterich, has sharply criticized members of Donald Trump, the current President of the United States, including his son-in-law and advisor Jared Kushner.

These criticisms emerge amid a controversy involving Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. Ambassador to Greece. Reports indicate that prior to her Senate confirmation hearing, she allegedly requested Dieterich to deposit $100,000 into her account.

Dieterich had previously contributed $125,000 to a pro-Trump political committee in 2022. In an interview with “MS NOW,” Dieterich stated that while he would not object to paying $300,000 to Trump’s elder sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, in exchange for their speeches, he strongly criticized the President’s family’s business activities, particularly their cryptocurrency investments.

“The only thing that bothers me about Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump is the way they make money, along with their father, in front of everyone, through cryptocurrencies and anything else,” he stated. The Republican donor also noted that Trump had previously expressed aversion to cryptocurrencies, but his stance shifted after his sons entered the field.

Criticism of Jared Kushner’s Financial Activities

Dieterich also criticized Jared Kushner, husband of Ivanka Trump and advisor to the President of the United States, for his economic activities after leaving the White House. Following his tenure in government, Kushner took over the management of a private investment firm, engaging in activities where some transactions have raised questions about conflicts of interest and the exploitation of relationships formed during his time in public office.

Kushner’s financial dealings have faced scrutiny and criticism from several members of the U.S. Congress. These investigations have focused on his company’s transactions with foreign government entities, the structure of fee collection, and the potential role of political relationships in attracting substantial investments.

In 2022, the House Oversight Committee launched an investigation into investments made in Kushner’s firm, specifically questioning whether he had used his former government position and political connections for financial gain. Kushner has denied any wrongdoing or violation of ethical regulations.

Dieterich, describing himself as “a farmer’s son from the American Midwest” and “a good man,” said, “I don’t like their hateful world.” He also emphasized that no one could persuade him to return to Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s residence in Florida.

Accusations Against the U.S. Ambassador to Greece

Regarding Kimberly Guilfoyle, the Republican donor stated that before her confirmation hearing on July 9th, she persistently urged him to transfer a sum of money to her account at American Express. Dieterich, however, refused to make the transfer, explaining that such a payment could create problems in his marital life.

The Wall Street Journal also published messages that, according to the newspaper, indicated Guilfoyle’s request for this sum; however, Guilfoyle’s lawyer has expressed doubts about the authenticity of these messages. Dieterich described Guilfoyle as “a wicked person” and “a swindler,” claiming that she might have engaged in similar actions with others. He also stated that he knows some other figures in the Trump administration, including Corey Lewandowski and Kristi Noem, have been involved in such behaviors.

Continued Political Support Despite Criticism of Trump

Despite his sharp criticisms, Dieterich announced that he would continue to support Trump and MAGA candidates in the elections, although he admitted that he personally cannot stand Trump. “I like most of his policies, but I can’t stand his narcissism and arrogance, and his talk about Mount Rushmore and arches,” he said. Dieterich concluded by criticizing Trump’s approach, stating that the President is interested in billionaires and MAGA politicians, and according to him, “doesn’t care about the common people supporting the party unless they are going to vote for him.”