Lance Williams

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Ten years ago, Donald Trump was given a house in Beverly Hills worth more than $10 million. On paper, he paid nothing for it. We get the back story.

How Trump got a house in Beverly Hills for free, then sold it for more than $9 million

Ten years ago, Donald Trump was given a house in Beverly Hills worth more than $10 million. On paper, he paid nothing for it. We get the back story.

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