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A Trump campaign worker has been fired after trying to blow the whistle on what she called “grift and greed” by top campaign officials.
The worker wrote an explosive email after she was fired detailing her concerns about how the campaign’s most senior leaders, Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles , appear to be funneling millions of dollars to companies which, she alleges, are overcharging Donald Trump .
The woman also wrote in her email that leadership had installed “a listening device in a cut out hole” to a conference room at the West Palm Beach HQ to snoop on private conversations by their colleagues.
The whistleblower’s charts shows that Zeta Global charged the campaign $20 million for placing media ads.
The senior Trump campaign official described the whistleblower as an untrustworthy “disgruntled former employee” who is not to be believed.
An email exchange the woman had with Wiles after she was fired suggests that, at least at the time and in part, the views of her at the highest levels was not quite so harsh.
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