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1985Trump rents an apartment to Osama Bin Laden's brother Shafiq. nydailynews.com (See also Trump Business)
2004.10.28George Soros loans Trump $160 million to build Trump Tower Chicago. articles.chicagotribune.com (See also Trump Business)
2006Trump is accused of committing felony Obstruction of Justice by destroying thousands of emails subpoenaed by a federal judge during legal hearings against him. usatoday.com (See also Criminality, Lawsuits)
2009Trump donates $100,000 to the Clinton Foundation politifact.com
2016.08.27Trump promises to restore honesty to the United States at rally. politicususa.com (See also 2016 Campaign)
2016.12.12Trump names Goldman Sachs CEO Gary Cohn as pick for Director of National Economic Council. wsj.com (See also Presidential Transition, Conflicts of Interest, National Economic Council, Gary Cohn)
Records show Trump is indebted to Goldman Sachs for millions.
2017.01.25Goldman Sachs pays Trump's lead economic adviser $100 million. thehill.com (See also First 100 Days, Conflicts of Interest, Gary Cohn, National Economic Council)
2017.03.22Exxon says they have lost a years worth of Rex Tillerson's emails. chicagotribune.com (See also First 100 Days, Rex Tillerson)
2017.06.02The Republican-controlled House Intelligence Committee asked U.S. spy agencies late last year to reveal the names of U.S. individuals or organizations contained in classified intelligence on Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election, engaging in the same practice that President Trump has accused the Obama administration of abusing. washingtonpost.com (See also Russian Meddling in Election, 2016 Election)
2017.06.09Speaker Paul Ryan insisted on Thursday that Republicans wouldn’t be calling for the impeachment of a Democratic president accused of the same actions as Trump. thehill.com (See also Corruption, Legal Activity)
2017.06.13Trump told Republican senators that the House GOP health-care bill which he had then celebrated, was now “mean” and he expects the Senate to “improve” the legislation considerably. washingtonpost.com (See also Health Care, Affordable Care Act)