Trump Campaign Faces Whistleblower Allegations of Financial Misconduct

A former campaign worker claims top officials funneled millions to overcharging firms and engaged in questionable surveillance practices.

A whistleblower from Donald Trump's campaign alleges that senior officials Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles directed millions to companies accused of overcharging.
The whistleblower, fired on October 18, claims the campaign's leadership may have installed a listening device in a conference room to monitor employees.
Concerns were raised about ad spending decisions, with allegations that external firms charged significantly more than the campaign's in-house team.
The campaign's chief financial officer, Sean Dollman, has denied the allegations, dismissing them as fabrications from a disgruntled former employee.
The controversy highlights ongoing issues with transparency in Trump's campaign finances, including the lack of clarity on ad spending recipients.