Trump's acting attorney general involved in firm that scammed veterans out of life savings



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Matthew Whitaker a paid advisory board member for WPM Veteran: ‘I spent the money on a dream. I lost everything’ Donald Trump’s new acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, was involved in a company that scammed US military veterans out of their life savings, according to court filings and interviews. Whitaker, a former US attorney in Iowa, was paid to work as an advisory board member for World Patent Marketing (WPM), a Florida-based company accused by the US government of tricking aspiring inventors out of millions of dollars. Earlier this year, it was ordered to pay authorities $26m. Related: Trump denies talking to new acting attorney general about Mueller investigation It was a lot of money, and he blamed me for losing it Related: Konstantin Kilimnik: elusive Russian with ties to Manafort faces fresh Mueller scrutiny Continue reading…


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