Trump calls Alina Habba's $50M deal with pardoned banker's family obnoxious
Trump told reporters at a Mar-a-Lago Halloween party that he thought the reported $50 million contract was terrible and not acceptable.
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- Trump called the reported $50 million contract between Alina Habba and the family of a Venezuelan banker totally obnoxious and outrageous.
- Trump said he told Habba he did not want her paid and that she used her relationship to do it.
- The New York Times reported the family of Julio Herrera Velutini guaranteed Habba more than $50 million over four years.
- Herrera had faced federal bribery charges and later received a pardon from Trump.
- Habba has said she was never paid for a pardon.
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- The HillWire / unratedTrump calls Alina Habba Milton’s $50M deal ‘obnoxious’ ↗
- New York Post (Politics)RightTrump rips ex-lawyer Alina Habba’s ‘obnoxious’ $50M deal with pardoned Venezuelan banker’s family ↗
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Should Trump have pardoned the Venezuelan banker whose family reportedly paid his former lawyer $50 million?
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