Steve Witkoff
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Steven Charles Witkoff (b. March 15, 1957) was appointed a Special Envoy of President Donald Trump in the Second Trump Administration.
He rose to notability as an American real estate investor, landlord, and founder of the Witkoff Group.[1] His son died of a prescription drug overdose. Witkoff spoke about his son’s death at the RNC to 'humanize' Donald Trump[2] against the left's demonization of him.
When Ukrainian Nazi symp Ryan Routh took aim at President Trump in an assassination attempt at a Palm Beach golf course, Witkoff was by President Trump's side.
Witkoff was chosen by president-elect Trump to co-chair his inaugural committee in his second presidency, along with Kelly Loeffler.[3]
References
- ↑ Steven C Witkoff Chairman/Co-CEO/Founder, Witkoff Group, Bloomberg.
- ↑ Lauren Markoe, Steve Witkoff, Trump’s golf buddy when would-be assassin took aim, said they became friends over a ham sandwich. Forward, September 16, 2024.
- ↑ Trump announces golf partner and former Georgia senator will co-chair inaugural committee, Associated Press, Nov 9, 2024