Secret documents reveal donors behind $330 million for Trump’s ballroom
The Post said the project drew almost $330 million, with Nvidia and Apple each giving $25 million and Google settlement funds adding $22 million.
- On Thursday, The Washington Post revealed a list of major donors to President Donald Trump's planned White House ballroom, detailing previously undisclosed contributors who have benefited from federal contracts and regulatory decisions.
- The Post found that about half of the $333 million raised comes from companies or executives tied to federal contracts during the president's second term.
- Tech giants Nvidia and Apple each committed $25 million, the top contribution amount, while controversial donor Isabela Herrera pledged $2.5 million months before Trump pardoned her father, Julio Herrera Velutini.
- White House spokesman Davis Ingle defended the contributors as "a wide array of great American companies and generous individuals" and said the administration would hunt down the leakers.
- The ballroom's development faces ongoing legal challenges; a federal judge ruled earlier this year that construction must stop pending Congressional approval, though The Supreme Court has allowed the project to proceed.
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Apple and Nvidia support Donald Trump's billion-dollar White House ballroom with $25 million each
6 shock revelations as Trump’s secret ballroom donors exposed in explosive report
A leaked list obtained by The Washington Post has exposed the major donors behind President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom, and several of them had business before his administration, from regulatory approvals to federal contracts, and one donor’s father received a presidential pardon.The internal spreadsheet tracks 67 donations above $10,000 totaling $333 million, with at least $77 million from donors who asked to stay anonymous. The Post …
Comcast Gave $7.5 Million To Help Fund Trump's White House Ballroom
Comcast gave $7.5 million to help Donald Trump fund a new White House ballroom, but the donation was well below that of an array of other contributions from major tech companies like Apple and Amazon, according to a new report. The Washington Post obtained a list of all major donors to the project. The White […]
Trump's $333 million ballroom donor list leaks with explosive revelation
President Donald Trump's secret White House ballroom donor list has leaked, revealing that some of the $333 million comes from companies with lucrative government business interests and a $2.5 million pledge by the daughter of a banker who Trump later pardoned.Internal fundraising records obtained by The Washington Post identify 67 donations over $10,000 and show at least $77 million came from donors who requested to stay anonymous. The report s…
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