Trump Air Force One Controversy

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Trump administration accepts Qatari jet for Air Force One

The United States has officially accepted a controversial luxury jet from Qatar for use as Air Force One, according to the Pentagon, despite concerns from lawmakers and MAGA allies about the financial and ethical implications.

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Pentagon accepts free luxe plane from Qatar to be Trump’s Air Force One

TAG24 on MSN · 8h

Trump administration formally accepts controversial Qatar jet for Air Force One

US officially accepts gifted jumbo jet from Qatar

Democrats are calling it "blatant corruption" and have threatened protest actions in the US Congress.

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Qatari prime minister says Trump jet gift is a ‘normal thing’

NBC26 · 9h

Pentagon accepts $400 million jet from Qatar to transform into Air Force One

U.S. accepts jet from Qatar to be used by Trump as Air Force One

Others, however, have raised concerns about the aircraft being a violation of the Constitution’s prohibition on foreign gifts.

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See inside the luxurious Boeing 747 Qatar is giving to Trump to serve as Air Force One

KDFW · 9h

US accepts Boeing 747 from Qatar for Trump, will ensure security measures

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Trump Says YES To Qatar-Gifted $400 Million Plane: Why Is It Leading To A Controversy?

President Trump’s administration formally accepted a $400 million Boeing 747 from Qatar for Air Force One. Critics, including Democrats, labeled it bribery and a violation of the Foreign Emoluments Clause.

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Donald Trump Says Comcast “Ought To Be Investigated” After Peter Alexander Asks POTUS Question About Qatar’s Gifting Of A $400 Million Jet

Donald Trump lashed out again over reporters’ inquiries on what has been a controversial topic: Qatar’s gift of a $400 million jet to be used as Air Force One. ABC News first reported last week of plans by the administration to accept the gift,

Republican says Biden started controversial negotiations for backup Air Force One

Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma claimed it was the Biden administration, not the Trump administration, that began negotiations for a gifted Air Force One temporary replacement.