Former Trump inaugural chairman Tom Barrack's bond set at $250 million by federal judge
Barrack and two co-defendants face federal charges of lobbying on behalf of the United Arab Emirates without registering as foreign agents.
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Former Trump inaugural chairman Tom Barrack's bond set at $250 million by federal judge
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