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President Donald Trump said Monday that his administration is reviewing whether to dismiss Kimberly Guilfoyle as U.S. ambassador to Greece, saying he was dissatisfied with reports about her conduct.
The review follows allegations involving requests for money and political assistance. Businessman Eric Deters has alleged that Guilfoyle asked him to provide $100,000 to cover a credit card bill before her Senate confirmation hearing, in exchange for help with the administration. Deters said he did not provide the money.
Guilfoyle’s legal counsel denied wrongdoing. Her attorneys said the money discussed with Deters was an unpaid amount connected to speaking engagements and public appearances that occurred before her nomination.
Trump said officials were unhappy with the reports and were examining the matter. Secretary of State Marco Rubio declined to comment when asked about the allegations during a recent visit to Greece with Guilfoyle.
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