Almost every night at the White House, President Donald Trump calls his chief fundraising operative, Meredith O'Rourke, to check on the accounts. Trump is interested in which companies have paid the money, which are still hesitating and what the amounts are, and he regularly asks for significantly higher figures than planned - for some he assigns five, and for others 50 million dollars, writes The Wall Street Journal in a large research text, as…
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Almost every night at the White House, President Donald Trump calls his chief fundraising operative, Meredith O'Rourke, to check on the accounts. Trump is interested in which companies have paid the money, which are still hesitating and what the amounts are, and he regularly asks for significantly higher figures than planned - for some he assigns five, and for others 50 million dollars, writes The Wall Street Journal in a large research text, as…