Donald Trump's company will avoid deals with foreign governments but not foreign companies

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Committee records released last year, for instance, show Trump's company received more than $5.5 million from both the Chinese government and Chinese state-owned enterprises.
48% : The sprawling private real estate company owned by Trump and operated by his family turned Friday to William Burck, a D.C.-based attorney to replace Bobby Burchfield, who held the role through 2020 in Trump's first term and has since retired.
39% : The Justice Department defended the president in court challenges that reached the Supreme Court, arguing the instances never profited Trump directly since they were "ordinary commercial transactions.
36% : " Burck has history with Trump and around Washington.
27% : The New York Times called Burck "a legal gun-for-hire" who told friends he "would never work for" Trump even though many of his clients did or had.
20% : Trump has been criticized for bringing Secret Service agents to stay, on the government dime, at his resorts and golf clubs.

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