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In this video, we break down a shocking Wall Street Journal report revealing that just days before Donald Trump took office, a UAE-linked investment firm secretly signed a $500 million deal with a Trump family-connected cryptocurrency venture. According to documents reviewed by the WSJ and sources familiar with the matter, the investment was backed by a powerful Abu Dhabi royal often referred to as the “Spy Sheikh.” Trump and senior members of his administration later met with this UAE figure multiple times, and only months afterward, the administration announced a major U.S.–UAE chip deal that lifted a Biden-era embargo. Critics and experts warn this raises serious questions about conflicts of interest, foreign influence, and the normalization of soft corruption within the administration. The video features expert analysis from Financial Times columnist Gillian Tett and veteran journalist Peter Baker on the political, ethical, and electoral consequences of these revelations.

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