Seven former senior Trump aides, including the White House’s top ethics official, may have violated federal law by failing to disclose their future employment on financial reports
But McEntee's termination report, filed July 27, indicated he left the White House March 30. The Trump campaign paid McEntee $15,000 on March 23 and another $7,000 on March 30, according to Federal Election Commission records.
Cordish left the White House on Feb. 21, 2018, with plans to return to his family’s real estate company, according to. His termination report, filed March 22, didn’t indicate what job he was taking next. "Mr. Cordish's termination report, as was the case with all his filings, was both accurate and fully vetted by White House counsel for accuracy," said Cari Furman, director of communications for Cordish Companies.
Passantino left the White House on Aug. 31, filing his termination report the same day and not indicating any future job prospects. However, on Sept. 5, 2018, two business days later, the law firm of Michael Best & Friedrich, headed by former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus,Short
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