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Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned as US ambassador to Greece after the White House asked her to step down amid allegations of improper conduct. She denies wrongdo…
Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned as US ambassador to Greece after the White House asked her to step down amid allegations of improper conduct. She denies wrongdoing and says she will defend her reputation.
Reports allege that Guilfoyle asked a Trump donor to settle her credit card bill in exchange for access to administration officials. She also allegedly suggested the United States could undermine the Greek government.
DW correspondent Sofia Kleftaki reports from Athens on the accusations, the reaction in Greece and questions over the Greek government’s handling of the controversy. Could her departure affect relations between Washington and a key strategic partner?
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She has a nice mouth. She will easily get many jobs.
@@SharingNewJerseyImported3wk ago
Cleaning up the swamp!
@@Steve_WarwickImported3wk ago
"Honey, PLEASE!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
@@I-n-d-y8484Imported3wk ago
If we learnt one thing, only the president is allowed to financially benefit from his assignment!!!
@@marshmallowcello7528Imported3wk ago
Incompetence and corruption....has the US become the Philippines?
@@johnfowke1366Imported3wk ago
Another example of American culture bottom of the barrel selection.
@@NexivoStoriesImported3wk ago
It's amazing " Stage 4 Cancer " In the Trump's regime.
@@corverhoef-nu3jhImported3wk ago
'Nice economy you got here. Would be a shame if something happened to it". Straight out of the gangsters' handbook. And so fitting with this gangster regime.
@@MasterHomebrewImported3wk ago
I can't believe she would stoop that low and ask for money. She was lucky to even get that job.
@@annikarasmussen6616Imported3wk ago
Trump only cares that she got caught and he didn't get a cut of it
@@TheEnchantingForestImported3wk ago
Threatening to undermine a country as part or an extortion attempt is standard foriegn policy for the usa these days. Continue decoupling from the usa. Any relationship will be weaponized and all agreements are signed in pencil
@@albertoserrano67Imported3wk ago
Haha as predicted
@@showersB4bedImported3wk ago
She had the best job in the world and had to screw it up.<br>Opa no Greek for You!
@@swivel709Imported3wk ago
beastly
@@BewareOfDarknesssImported3wk ago
She would not be threatening Greece for herself, she would be threatening Greece for Trump.
@@simongarcia200Imported3wk ago
yum
@@BewareOfDarknesssImported3wk ago
She was not fired for doing something crooked, she was fired for getting caught.
@@dwnewsImported3wk ago
Kimberly Guilfoyle denies the allegations that led to her departure as US ambassador to Greece. Does her resignation close the diplomatic controversy, or should Washington and Athens do more to investigate?
Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned as US ambassador to Greece after the White House asked her to step down amid allegations of improper conduct. She denies wrongdoing and says she will defend her reputation.
Reports allege that Guilfoyle asked a Trump donor to settle her credit card bill in exchange for access to administration officials. She also allegedly suggested the United States could undermine the Greek government.
DW correspondent Sofia Kleftaki reports from Athens on the accusations, the reaction in Greece and questions over the Greek government’s handling of the controversy. Could her departure affect relations between Washington and a key strategic partner?
#dwcurrentaffairs
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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