Trump Jr.'s ex-whore isn't small-time: she was selling government positions for $100,000
Kimberly Guilfoyle, the United States' ambassador to Greece, asked a Donald Trump-supporting businessman to settle her $100,000 American Express debt, while promising to help him gain access to senior officials of the U.S. government – the Wall Street Journal reported. According to messages reviewed by the newspaper, the request was made a few days before Guilfoyle's Senate hearing in July 2025, but the transfer never actually took place.
The recipient was Eric Deters, a former congressional candidate from Kentucky, who was seeking support regarding his tax affairs and legal problems. According to the WSJ, Guilfoyle promised to intervene with, among others, FBI Director Kash Patel and the Department of Justice, and on July 3 she sent Deters payment instructions via the Signal app, claiming that money transferred directly to American Express would leave no visible trace. Guilfoyle's lawyer, Jesse Binnall, disputed the authenticity of the messages and stated that his client was still owed payments for past appearances at events, but Deters denied owing her anything, and an FBI spokesperson told the newspaper that Guilfoyle had not intervened with Patel.
The new revelations come after an earlier scandal: Ugar also reported that Guilfoyle promoted the interests of a Greek construction and energy company, even letting its lobbyist into closed-door diplomatic meetings, and bragged about toppling the Romanian government at a time when that still existed only in the wet dreams of the PSD and AUR. The ranking Democratic members of the House and Senate foreign affairs committees urged an investigation into the ambassador's activities, while Guilfoyle denied any wrongdoing, and Rubio defended her.
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