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Trump Gave $45,000 Holiday Cash Gifts to White House Aides

Financial disclosures released by the administration show Donald Trump gave $45,000 cash gifts to four White House aides, including executive assistant Natalie Harp, listed as "cash gift for the holidays."

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The money, listed as “cash gift for the holidays,” was detailed in financial disclosure forms released by the administration.

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Trump Doled Out $45,000 Cash Gifts to Natalie Harp and Other Aides Last YearNYTimes – US
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Trump Doled Out $45,000 Cash Gifts to Natalie Harp and Other Aides Last Year

The money, listed as “cash gift for the holidays,” was detailed in financial disclosure forms released by the administration.

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Trump gave $45,000 to Natalie Harp and other White House aides as holiday gifts

The president’s substantial holiday gifts to four White House aides were made public via financial disclosures released by the administration Donald Trump gave sizable holiday gifts to four White House aides, according to new financial disclosures released by the administration, including $45,000 to executive assistant Natalie Harp. Communications adviser Margo Martin and deputy director of Oval Office operations Ch…

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