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Politics · October 7, 2026

Trump backs away from top aides who reportedly advised pro-Russia government

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President Donald Trump has addressed reports concerning top aides Chris LaCivita and James Blair, who reportedly traveled to Republika Srpska to advise the local government. Trump stated that both men are 'outside consultants' and that he was unaware of their other clients, noting he would terminate their relationship if a conflict of interest is found. The reports indicate the two aides were paid significant sums to assist the pro-Russia entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina while simultaneously working for the pro-Trump Super PAC, MAGA Inc.

President Donald Trump has addressed reports concerning top aides Chris LaCivita and James Blair, who reportedly traveled to Republika Srpska to advise the local government. Trump stated that both men are 'outside consultants' and that he was unaware of their other clients, noting he would terminate their relationship if a conflict of interest is found. The reports indicate the two aides were paid significant sums to assist the pro-Russia entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina while simultaneously working for the pro-Trump Super PAC, MAGA Inc.