Uranium for the Highest Bidder: How Trump Sold America’s Nonproliferation Firewall to the Saudis Who Paid His Family
A 30-year nuclear pact signed with a regime that murdered a Washington Post journalist, waged a devastating war in Yemen, and whose citizens carried out the deadliest terror attack on American soil. Meanwhile, the president’s son-in-law manages $2 billion of Saudi money — and the president’s family collects millions more in real estate and golf deals. The question is no longer whether the appearance of a conflict exists. The question is what the Constitution allows the American people to do about it.
