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Kimberly Guilfoyle
BBN has covered 8 stories about Kimberly Guilfoyle, mostly in U.S. and Your Money, as reported by NBC News, The Hill, The New York Times, CBS News and others. Newest first.
- U.S.
State Department IG probing Kimberly Guilfoyle amid alleged $100,000…
The probe concerns an alleged $100,000 demand, according to two people familiar with the decision; details remain sparse.
Reported by NBC News - Your Money
Trump calls Guilfoyle debt-solicitation story "too bad"
Trump's ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle privately solicited cash to pay down debts before her confirmation hearing, The Hill reports.
Reported by The Hill - Your Money
NYT Reports Correspondence on Guilfoyle Credit Card Ask
The U.S. ambassador to Greece allegedly sought help from a Republican donor to pay off her credit card debt, according to correspondence reviewed by the Times.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Donor Eric Deters Tells CBS His Side of the Guilfoyle Claim
Deters told CBS that Guilfoyle requested he pay her $100,000 American Express bill in exchange for access to Trump administration officials.
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
WSJ: Guilfoyle Pushed Donor to Wire $100,000 to Her Amex
The Wall Street Journal reports Guilfoyle used the phrase "Honey, please" when soliciting the donation to her personal credit card account.
Reported by WSJ - U.S.
Northern Lights Possible; Guilfoyle Scrutiny; Data Center Jobs
Three solar eruptions heading toward Earth could create northern lights visible across the U.S. this weekend; apparently the sun is more generous than most employers.
Reported by Space, The Hill, Fox News - U.S.
CBS Adds 'Access' Claim to Guilfoyle Card Bill Story
The donor now claims the $100,000 wire was explicitly in exchange for access to the Trump administration, according to CBS News reporting.
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
Donor Claims Guilfoyle Asked Him to Pay Credit Card Bill
Trump donor Deters says Guilfoyle asked him to cover a $100K credit card bill in exchange for something unspecified—one expensive loyalty card.
Reported by ABC News
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