Entity filePACs
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- Donald J. Trump for President
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- PACs
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- 92 (2 findings, 90 relationships)
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- Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. (FEC C00580100); Donald J. Trump for President Inc.; Make America Great Again PAC
Donald J. Trump for President
FEC committee C00580100. Auto-created from pv-data-miner finding finding-2026-05-29-chain-bridge-bank-republican-banking-monopoly.json.
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Findings
- Event Strategies, Inc., the production company that staged the January 6 Ellipse rally (its principals Tim Unes, Justin Caporale, and Megan Powers were the permit's stage manager, project manager, and operations manager), collected $70,191,337.41 across 351 FEC Schedule B disbursements from 32 committees (2019-01-18 to 2025-08-22), and 70.0% of that money ($49,158,690.03 from 12 committees) arrived AFTER Jack Smith's Arctic Frost grand jury directly subpoenaed the firm on 2022-12-01, including $36,827,044.06 from the Trump 47 Committee alone in 2024-2025 while the company remained a named defendant in the Sicknick wrongful-death suit (Garza v. Trump, 1:23-cv-00038 D.D.C., filed 2023-01-05)opensecrets.org
- Chain Bridge Bank, a single 4-branch McLean, VA boutique, is the dominant federal-PAC banking institution for the Republican coalition (693 unique FEC committees paid it BANK FEES 2019–March 2026; 298 explicitly REP + 349 unaffiliated Republican-aligned JFCs/leadership PACs/Super PACs + only 3 non-Republican committees, all with <$200 in incidental fees) AND simultaneously the single most-subpoenaed entity in Special Counsel Jack Smith's Arctic Frost investigation, receiving 10 federal grand jury subpoenas (5.1% of the 197-subpoena tracker) between 2022-09-19 and 2023-04-07, more than JPMorgan Chase (7), Wells Fargo (6), or Bank of America (7 combined) despite being orders of magnitude smaller; the bank is invisible to the standard non-profit officer graph models despite this structural centrality.docquery.fec.gov
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