GOP Donor Accuses Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle of Corruption

A Republican donor has accused U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle of soliciting a $100,000 payment in exchange for access to senior officials in the Trump administration. Eric Deters, a former congressional candidate from Kentucky, discussed these allegations in an interview with Amna Nawaz. Deters claims that Guilfoyle requested payment to cover her American Express credit card bill, promising access to the White House in return. He stated that he has provided a nearly 300-page document containing text messages and other evidence supporting his claims. Deters mentioned that he had previously paid Guilfoyle $300,000 and was willing to give her an additional million dollars if she assisted him with his cause related to Dr. Durrani, a doctor accused of malpractice. Deters expressed frustration over Guilfoyle's failure to deliver on her promises and indicated that his decision to go public was motivated by a lack of support for the victims of Dr. Durrani. He also claimed that Guilfoyle attempted to keep their communications secret and expressed concern about the implications of their dealings. Deters has faced legal issues in the past, including suspensions from the Kentucky Bar Association, which he disputes. He has also criticized President Trump and other family members for alleged unethical business practices, although he acknowledged that their ventures are legal. Deters stated his intention to continue advocating for the extradition of Dr. Durrani back to the U.S. until he receives a satisfactory response from Guilfoyle and others involved.