Comcast, T-Mobile Among White House’s List of Ballroom Donors
The Trump adminstration is reportedly opposed to Comcast scooping up part of Wanrer Bros. Discovery.
The Trump adminstration is reportedly opposed to Comcast scooping up part of Wanrer Bros. Discovery.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27, 2025 – Comcast and T-Mobile are among the corporations and wealthy donors the Trump administration says are supporting a new $300 million ballroom that will replace the East Wing of the White House.
The White House released a list of donors last week, and didn’t specify the size of donations. An aide reportedly told NBC News that donors have the option of remaining anonymous.The list also included Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and others.
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