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U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle is facing fresh scrutiny after a recording reportedly captured her promising an American businessman that she could help him make money if he helped secure her invitation to a dinner involving Eric Trump. According to The Wall Street Journal, the conversation took place during the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2026. Guilfoyle was reportedly trying to gain entry to a dinner honoring President Trump's son. Yahoo Tin Tức New Zealand In the recording reviewed by the Journal, Guilfoyle allegedly told the businessman: “I can deliver the world to you” and promised, “I'm going to make you a lot of f—ing money.” The report is part of a growing controversy surrounding Guilfoyle's conduct as ambassador. The State Department's Office of Inspector General is investigating allegations involving Guilfoyle and the U.S. Embassy in Athens, including questions about gifts, private travel and relationships with wealthy Greek businessmen. NBC Boston The Journal also reported that Guilfoyle traveled to Davos on a private jet belonging to Alexandros Exarchou, CEO of Greek construction company Aktor Group. She reportedly discussed another trip with Greek shipping executive Nikolas Tsakos, whose company allegedly covered her stay at the Four Seasons George V in Paris. The Wall Street Journal Guilfoyle has also faced separate allegations involving a $100,000 American Express bill. Trump donor Eric Deters claims she asked him to pay the debt in exchange for help obtaining access to senior administration officials. Guilfoyle's attorney has disputed the authenticity and characterization of the messages involved in that allegation. Deters says he never actually paid the $100,000. cbsnews.com The latest recording has intensified questions about whether Guilfoyle used her diplomatic position to cultivate private business relationships or offer political access. The Trump administration is reportedly considering whether Guilfoyle should remain ambassador to Greece, while the State Department investigation continues. AP News For now, the allegations remain allegations, and Guilfoyle has denied wrongdoing. #KimberlyGuilfoyle #Trump #USPolitics #Greece #PoliticalNews
U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle is facing fresh scrutiny after a recording reportedly captured her promising an American businessman that she could help him make money if he helped secure her invitation to a dinner involving Eric Trump. According to The Wall Street Journal, the conversation took place during the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2026. Guilfoyle was reportedly trying to gain entry to a dinner honoring President Trump's son. Yahoo Tin Tức New Zealand In the recording reviewed by the Journal, Guilfoyle allegedly told the businessman: “I can deliver the world to you” and promised, “I'm going to make you a lot of f—ing money.” The report is part of a growing controversy surrounding Guilfoyle's conduct as ambassador. The State Department's Office of Inspector General is investigating allegations involving Guilfoyle and the U.S. Embassy in Athens, including questions about gifts, private travel and relationships with wealthy Greek businessmen. NBC Boston The Journal also reported that Guilfoyle traveled to Davos on a private jet belonging to Alexandros Exarchou, CEO of Greek construction company Aktor Group. She reportedly discussed another trip with Greek shipping executive Nikolas Tsakos, whose company allegedly covered her stay at the Four Seasons George V in Paris. The Wall Street Journal Guilfoyle has also faced separate allegations involving a $100,000 American Express bill. Trump donor Eric Deters claims she asked him to pay the debt in exchange for help obtaining access to senior administration officials. Guilfoyle's attorney has disputed the authenticity and characterization of the messages involved in that allegation. Deters says he never actually paid the $100,000. cbsnews.com The latest recording has intensified questions about whether Guilfoyle used her diplomatic position to cultivate private business relationships or offer political access. The Trump administration is reportedly considering whether Guilfoyle should remain ambassador to Greece, while the State Department investigation continues. AP News For now, the allegations remain allegations, and Guilfoyle has denied wrongdoing. #KimberlyGuilfoyle #Trump #USPolitics #Greece #PoliticalNews

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