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• LRANCE GAY
• DR. LRENCE G. GAY
• LRANCE GAY FOUND 4 PEOPLE CALIFORNIA, CONNECTICUT AND 5 OTHER STAT
• DR. LRENCE GEE GAY, MD
• LRENCE GAY
• OLIVIER HAD 'DEMONS', SAYS WIDOW ANSWERG GAY QUTN
• DUNN LRENCE, GAY CELEBRY IS ENGAGED TO BOYIEND JORDAN GARFIELD!

LRANCE GAY

Lrance Gay, the godfather to one of Manafort’s dghters, has been paid about $830, 000 sce the creatn of Rebuildg Ameri Now June 2016. ” Gay’s story illtrat the largs of the super-PAC world, where donors seekg accs and future fluence n offer sums and salari that typilly far exceed those paid by actual mpaigns.

DR. LRENCE G. GAY

Donors don’t often ask tailed qutns about how their money is spent and several who gave to Gay’s super-PAC didn’t return lls for ment.

LRANCE GAY FOUND 4 PEOPLE CALIFORNIA, CONNECTICUT AND 5 OTHER STAT

Defendg salary In an terview earlier this month, Gay fend his salary and said he’s ntued to pay himself $35, 000 a month sce his group last filed wh the Feral Electn Commissn July.

DR. LRENCE GEE GAY, MD

” Gay was paid $385, 000 durg the first half of 2017, FEC rerds show, while he received $270, 000 for roughly half a year’s work 2016.

LRENCE GAY

Rebuildg Ameri Now will be more active the near future and plans to go after “people who are vehemently anti-Tmp” next year’s midterm electns, Gay said. Gay helped form almost immediately after he rigned om an unpaid posn wh Tmp’s mpaign June 2016, and spent $23 ln agast Democrat Hillary Clton. Manafort, who has plead nocent to feral money lnrg and nspiracy charg filed October, brought Gay to the Tmp operatn while mpaign manager.

OLIVIER HAD 'DEMONS', SAYS WIDOW ANSWERG GAY QUTN

But his fellow Connecticut native didn’t play a role placg him at the super-PAC, Gay said. Tmp’s billnaire iend Tom Barrack, who Gay scrib as an acquatance, was rponsible, he said. New York Yanke Gay, 64, said he’s spoken to Manafort once or twice sce his dictment was announced — mostly about their beloved New York Yanke.

Feral agents workg for Special Counsel Robert Mueller haven’t ntacted him as part of their ntug vtigatn to possible lks between Rsia and the Tmp mpaign, Gay said.

In this world, Manafort's longtime associat uld hold key posns, and oversee the raisg and spendg of huge sums of money, often wh ltle to no direct of the posns was leadg a pro-Tmp super PAC that Manafort helped to tablish June 2016 lled Rebuildg Ameri n the group, Manafort tapped an old iend, Connecticut-based lobbyist Lrance "Lry" Gay.

DUNN LRENCE, GAY CELEBRY IS ENGAGED TO BOYIEND JORDAN GARFIELD!

A former official Print Ronald Reagan's admistratn, Gay went on to work at Manafort's lobbyg firm the late 1980s. He is also the godfather to one of Manafort's Manafort's blsg and Gay at s helm, Rebuildg Ameri Now raised more than $24 ln between June and December 2016, more than any other pro-Tmp super PAC did durg the entire Manafort, Campaign Manager for Donald Tmp, speaks on the phone while tourg the floor of the Republin Natnal Conventn at the Quicken Loans Arena as fal preparatns ntue July 17, 2016 Cleveland, ImagAcrdg to the transcript om a Feb. 4 hearg Manafort's trial, prosecutors believe that 2017, Rebuildg Ameri Now unr Gay's learship also played a central role what they scribe as a "scheme" to provi Manafort wh "a way of gettg sh" out of his time as the unpaid chairman of Tmp's 2016 paymentManafort's cisn to take a volunteer job at the top of Tmp's printial mpaign drew natnal attentn to his lobbyg reer.

By the summer of 2017, Manafort was the target of multiple vtigatns to his personal fanc, mpaign work and foreign wh mountg legal bills, Manafort reached out to Gay June of that year and asked him to arrange a $125, 000 payment to Manafort's lawyers, acrdg to both prosecutors and Manafort's fense attorneys. Rather than give Manafort the money himself, however, Gay lled someone else. "At the requt of Pl Manafort, Lry [Gay] asked that funds be forward to an enty signated by Mr.

Iacullo, a crimal fense attorney who reprents Gay, a recent terview wh The New York 's not clear why Manafort asked for this specific amount. In an emailed rponse to CNBC, Iacullo said Gay "has not been charged wh any wrongdog nor has he done anythg that vlat any feral or state laws. "CNBC attempted to reach Gay several tim, but the phone at Gay's Canaan, Connecticut-based nsultg firm, Bs Strategi & Insight, had been orr to get the $125, 000, Gay reached out to someone else, whose name is redacted urt filgs.

"Ccially, a January urt filg the special unsel also noted that this person ran a firm that had been paid "approximately $19 ln" by the super PAC that Gay was nng is only one firm that received anythg near $19 ln om Rebuildg Ameri Now. They told the urt that he was merely nfed or misremembered durg each of the three terviews where he told the ernment three different stori about where the money me experts also told CNBC that there don't seem to be anythg wrong wh what Fabriz appears to have done, namely, e money om a firm he ntrols to make a payment on someone else's addn to Fabriz, Manafort and Gay, CNBC also reached out to former Rebuildg Ameri Now polil director Ken McKay, former general unsel Cleta Mchell and fance director Christa Culver.

"The rapid succsn of the hirgs — first Manafort to chair the mpaign, then Fabriz to poll for the mpaign, then Gay to n Rebuildg Ameri Now, then Fabriz's ad-buyg firm to buy the airtime for Rebuildg Ameri Now — offer a strikg example of how Manafort turned his unpaid role on the Tmp mpaign to an opportuny to secure lucrative work for his longtime hdsight, however, this work appears to have e at a high st to those who did March 4, Fabriz was one of more than 80 members of Tmp's extend polil and profsnal orbs to receive a formal letter om Hoe Judiciary Commtee Chairman Rep. Unually high missn ratAcrdg to the acunt of the dividual who appears to be Fabriz, Rebuildg Ameri Now agreed to pay Fabriz's firm a surprisgly high missn rate, 6 percent, on s media buys durg Tmp's 2016 reason for this above-average rate, the person said to prosecutors, was that "half the missn was to be provid to" the head of Rebuildg Ameri Now, this se, Gay. Commissn rat on polil ad buys are particularly difficult to track, bee mpaigns and groups like Rebuildg Ameri Now are not required to report them separately om the money they spend to air the ads, for example, if a super PAC reported an expense of $20 ln paid to an ad-buyg firm, would be impossible to tell how much of that money went to the firm as missns, and how much of was actually spent to buy "if Gay and Rebuildg Ameri Now knew that 3 percent of all missns paid to Multi Media Servic Corporatn would be routed back to Gay, those transactns should have been reported to the FEC as payments to Gay" and not merely as missns to MMSC, said Brendan Fischer, director of the feral reform program at the nonprof watchdog group The Campaign Legal Center.