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Trump’s fundraisers asked Microsoft for its White House ballroom donation

Trump’s fundraisers asked Microsoft for its White House ballroom donation

The Trump administration sought Microsoft's donation to fund the White House's $300 million ballroom project, according to documents released by Senator Elizabeth Warren's office. Microsoft confirmed that it was approached by a fundraiser for the project, about two months after President Trump announced plans to replace the White House's East Wing with a privately funded ballroom. The company was provided information about the Trust for the National Mall, which was overseeing the ballroom construction. However, the documents do not indicate whether Microsoft ultimately made a donation to the project.

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