Trump's Alleged $1 Billion Quid Pro Quo With Big Oil Under Investigation
Congressional Democrats probe claims Trump promised to gut climate regulations in exchange for campaign donations.
- Trump allegedly asked oil executives for $1 billion in campaign contributions during a Mar-a-Lago dinner.
- In return, Trump promised to eliminate environmental safeguards and provide $110 billion in tax breaks.
- House Democrats have requested detailed information from nine oil executives about the meeting.
- Watchdog groups are assessing potential legal action over the alleged quid pro quo.
- The investigation highlights the significant financial stakes for the oil industry in the upcoming election.