But the media checked Broidy and Nader’s content with numerous sources and determined that they were, in fact, putting a lot of effort to please the princes, the White House, and the lobbyists to Congress.
The investigation also revealed that the two had an unreported meeting with Trump.
Neither Nader nor Broidy registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act with the U.S. government. The law requires lobbyists that work for foreign governments to disclose their political activities and ties.
Questions from the American People:
- Is it unethical for Trump to use business contacts to negotiate foreign policy?
- Are “backchannels” sometimes more effective than official negotiations?
- How much did Trump know of Broidy and Nader’s promises to the foreign governments?
- Is it possible that Broidy and Nader were making empty promises to the princes?
