U.S. Representative Raskin accuses Donald Trump of "corruption" through tariff policies, demands donation records.
U.S. House Democratic leadership figure Jamie Raskin sent a letter to Donald Trump on Wednesday, accusing him of using tariffs as a "tool for corruption and self-enrichment" during a potential second term, offering "sweetheart deals" through questionable import tax exemptions to industries that donated to him. Raskin demanded that Trump submit multi-category records related to tariff reductions during his potential second term by November 11, including communications between the White House and the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), as well as private sector representatives such as Apple Executive Chairman Tim Cook and Rolex CEO Jean-Frédéric Dufour.
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