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White House staffer accused of profiting from Trump speech bets

A White House staffer is facing accusations of making nearly $100,000 by betting on speeches using insider knowledge. The situation has sparked discussions regarding the ethical implications of such actions within the government.

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A White House staffer is facing accusations of making nearly $100,000 by betting on speeches using insider knowledge. The situation has sparked discussions regarding the ethical implications of such actions within the government.

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White House teleprompter operator accused of making $100k from Trump speech bets

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White House staffer accused of profiting from Trump speech bets