Kimberly Guilfoyle Told WH Officials ‘$100,000 Texts’ to Donor Eric Deters Were AI-Generated: Report
White House officials did not believe her claim that messages tied to a $100,000 payment request were AI-generated, according to the Wall Street Journal.
- On Tuesday, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned after the White House requested her departure following reports detailing alleged misconduct during her tenure.
- Guilfoyle told administration officials that text messages appearing to show her soliciting $100,000 from donor Eric Deters were AI-generated, though officials reportedly did not believe her account.
- Reporting by The Wall Street Journal alleged that Guilfoyle promoted a Greek construction firm linked to her adviser and failed to pay a $1,768 tab for champagne and dinner.
- President Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that officials 'didn't like what we were reading' regarding her performance; White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia described Guilfoyle as 'a wonderful asset to the team.'
- Following the news, Guilfoyle posted a social media statement calling the allegations 'false' and vowed to 'vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity.
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WSJ: Guilfoyle Told WH That Damning Texts Were AI
The Wall Street Journal reports: Kimberly Guilfoyle was scrambling to save her job. As damaging revelations piled up, President Trump’s ambassador to Greece started dialing up administration officials and people close to the president, playing down Wall Street Journal reporting that suggested she was using her position for personal gain. When the Journal published a … The post WSJ: Guilfoyle Told WH That Damning Texts Were AI appeared first on J…
Kimberly Guilfoyle tried to blame AI for $100K texts as she scrambled to save her job
Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly tried to convince Trump administration officials that artificial intelligence was behind the text messages in which she allegedly asked a wealthy MAGA donor to help pay off her $100,000 credit card bill. She also asked officials whether they could get an embarrassing story about her scrubbed from the internet. Neither move saved […]
White House Officials 'Didn't Believe Her Claims' as Guilfoyle Cited AI for Disputed Donor Texts: Report
Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly told White House officials that disputed texts linked to allegations she sought $100,000 from a donor were AI-generated before her resignation as ambassador to Greece
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