WOW! RED STATE GOV has AFFIDAVIT on Trump PAY FOR PLAY

12/2/24 •

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A report and affidavits allege that Boris Epstein, a key figure in Donald Trump's transition team, engaged in a pay-to-play scheme for cabinet positions. The report details how Epstein allegedly solicited bribes in exchange for promoting individuals for cabinet roles, particularly for the Navy Secretary position, raising concerns about corruption and ethical compromises within the Trump administration. The speaker urges the release of the internal memo and advocates for greater transparency regarding potential corruption within the Trump transition team.

Pay-to-Play Allegations

• 00:00:05 A report alleges that Boris Epstein, a key advisor to Donald Trump, used his position to solicit bribes in exchange for promoting individuals to cabinet positions. This pay-to-play scheme is allegedly detailed in a report memo and accompanying affidavits, prompting concerns about corruption and ethical misconduct within the Trump administration.

Navy Secretary Selection

• 00:01:23 The report focuses on the selection of John Fain as Navy Secretary, allegedly due to a significant donation to Trump's campaign. A more qualified candidate, former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, claims Epstein implied that a financial transaction was expected to advocate for his candidacy. This raises concerns about the qualifications and the integrity of the selection process.

Trump's Transition Team

• 00:00:29 Public interest groups are demanding the release of an internal report and affidavits regarding potential corruption within the Trump transition team. They are also using legal means, like public records requests, to gain access to these documents due to the potential implication for the Trump administration.

Security Clearance Concerns

• 00:07:28 Given the allegations against Trump and his associates, concerns exist regarding his ability to grant security clearances without bias. The speaker states that the Justice Department and FBI are unlikely to clear Trump's associates for security clearances, and Trump is expected to unilaterally grant clearances through his executive authority.