Grisham: Trump's Distancing from Guilfoyle Is 'What the Family Does'

Former White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham criticized President Trump for downplaying his family's ties to former Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle following corruption allegations, including trading official access for cash. After Trump claimed Guilfoyle merely "dated" his son a long time ago, Grisham called out his pattern of denying reality. "This is what Donald Trump and the family does," Grisham said. "They tend to just suddenly distance themselves from people." Grisham's comments highlight the Trump family's tendency to cut ties when associates become politically inconvenient. Guilfoyle's abrupt departure from her ambassador role has raised questions about loyalty and accountability within Trump's inner circle. The allegations against Guilfoyle, though not detailed, are serious enough to have prompted the White House to act. This segment offers analysis of the political fallout and what it means for Trump's relationship with his family and allies. For more political commentary, subscribe to our channel.