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Trump Doubles Down on Plan to Accept Qatar's Plane Gift

President Donald Trump has doubled down on his highly-criticized plan to accept a luxury Boeing jet from Qatar, claiming that the “free” gift will save the United States money that can instead be spent to “Make America Great Again.

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Dems demand military investigation into Qatar's plane gift to Trump

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Reed, colleagues request probe of Trump's plan for Air Force One gift from Qatar

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Trump could get Qatar plane as new Air Force One. He toured the 'flying palace' in Florida

Boeing has been working on Boeing 747-8s to become the new presidential planes to address "capability gaps" in the old fleet.

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Trump’s plan to accept a luxury Qatari plane is facing backlash from MAGA and Democrats alike

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Turning Qatari 747 into Air Force One could cost $1 billion and take years, experts say

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Senators demand investigation of Pentagon’s role in Trump Qatar jet deal

Trump is facing bipartisan backlash over plans to accept a $400 million jet as a gift from the Qatari royal family.

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A luxury jet gift from Qatar. $TRUMP crypto. Foreign real estate deals. A guide to Trump's biggest corruption concerns.

Critics say the president is now openly enriching himself in ways that make the ethical complaints of his first term look quaint in comparison.

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Trump visits Qatar as country’s jet offer puts spotlight on nation’s growing influence in Washington

The deepening U.S. relationship with Qatar is drawing fresh scrutiny this week as President Donald Trump began a Middle East tour amid reports that he may accept a free jet from the Qatari royal family to replace his current plane as Air Force One.

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Trump moans 'size matters' as he wants Qatar 'flying palace' to compete with Royals

Jealous Donald Trump has moaned Air Force One is no longer “impressive enough”, wanting a free jet from Qatar to look as good as the royals. As controversy grew around the $402 million Boeing 747 offered by the Middle East country,