Weekly recap: Roger Stone hawks, lobby gawks, Old Guard flocks
Welcome to 1100 Pennsylvania, a newsletter devoted to President Donald Trump’s Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. (and his other companies). President Trump, of course, still owns his businesses and can profit from them.
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On Saturdays, we recap the week’s top stories; select the day to go to that issue.
Monday
Warned against acting like he’s on a ‘book tour,’ Roger Stone talks and peddles books, t-shirts
President promotes his Jupiter golf course during round with business partners Nicklaus and Woods
GOP lawmakers from Louisiana raised money at U.S. president’s hotel
Tuesday
Live from the president’s hotel’s lobby, it’s the Eric Bolling State of the Union after-show
Report: Turkey’s deputy minister of foreign affairs scheduled to keynote U.S.-Turkey conference
Prosecutors seek info on Trump inauguration events, many of which took place at hotel
GOP congressmen join Trump’s DOJ attorneys in criticizing GSA IG’s report on hotel’s lease
Watchdog sues GSA and Park Service for info related to Old Post Office tower’s reopening
Wednesday
State of the hotel: Conflicted
Institute of International Bankers not returning
Thursday
Korean-U.S. Trump supporters pray, spend
T-Mobile execs liked the president’s D.C. hotel even more than we already knew
Friday
Old Guard parties, commander-in-chief profits
HUD Secretary Ben Carson visits
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