Vance Condemns 'Selling Access' to White House on CBS Town Hall
Vance said anyone selling access to the White House should face consequences amid reports on Trump cryptocurrency earnings and a $100,000 wire request.
- On Thursday, Vice President Vance told CBS News that anybody "selling access to the White House" should "suffer consequences" during a town hall in Michigan scheduled to air on Saturday.
- White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia said Ambassador Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle was asked to resign on Tuesday following allegations she solicited $100,000 from a donor for personal expenses.
- Financial disclosures from the Office of Government Ethics showed President Donald Trump reported over $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency income in 2025, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest which Trump has denied.
- Trump distanced himself from Guilfoyle on Tuesday, saying she previously dated his eldest son, while Vance affirmed the administration would comply with potential congressional subpoenas.
- With elections less than three weeks away, Congressional Democrats have vowed to investigate the White House if they win control of the House or Senate, potentially issuing subpoenas to officials.
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The US vice president referred to Kimberly Guilfoyle in an excerpt from an interview that will be broadcast on Saturday. The post Vance on Guilfoyle: "Anyone who sells access to the White House should suffer the consequences" appeared first on in.gr.
Vice President J.D. Vance told CBS News on Thursday that anyone who “sells access to the White House” should “face the consequences” in response to a question about the ouster of Kimberly Guilfoyle. Vance spoke on the “CBS Evening News,” which is set to air Saturday night, less than three weeks before the midterm elections. In the interview, the US president was asked about the issue of the ouster of the US ambassador to Athens.
The US vice president referred to Kimberly Guilfoyle in an excerpt from an interview that will air on Saturday.
Disgusting and despicable: Vance warns against selling White House access - The Tribune
US Vice President JD Vance on Thursday (local time) said anyone found selling access to the White House should face consequences, responding to questions about allegations involving former US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle and potential conflicts of interest in President Donald Trump's administration, CBS News reported.
"Disgusting and despicable": Vance warns against selling White House access
US Vice President JD Vance on Thursday (local time) said anyone found selling access to the White House should face consequences, responding to questions about allegations involving former US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle and potential conflicts of interest in President Donald Trump's administration, CBS News reported.
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