Trump's top money man Allen Weisselberg's longtime loyalty will be tested by demands that he testify before Congress
President Donald Trump’s top money man, Allen Weisselberg, has long managed Trump’s global business while shunning the blinding spotlight his boss commands.
“He’s still a respected participant. He’s still there,” said a source close to The Trump Organization. “He’s not ostracized.” “There seems to be overlap in a lot of the private matters with the president,” said Rep. Stephen Lynch , who chairs a key House subcommittee on national security issues. “I think if there’s any one person who has a view of that and a perspective of that and a granular understanding of that, it will be Mr. Weisselberg.”
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