Spicer responds to ProPublica story on Trump's trust

The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
White House press secretary Sean Spicer said on April 3 that he wasn't aware of any changes to President Trump's trust, after a ProPublica investigation revealed new records showing the trust agreement allows Trump to withdraw money upon request.

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