Matthew Whitaker served as interim AG during a tumultuous period in Trump's presidency, succeeding Jeff Sessions after his resignation amid the Russia investigation controversy.
Despite his brief tenure as U.S. attorney in Iowa, Whitaker's involvement with World Patent Marketing raised serious questions about his qualifications and ethics.
Federal authorities deemed World Patent Marketing deceptive, leading to a lawsuit that resulted in $26 million in damages and a permanent ban on its founder.
Whitaker's recent nomination to represent the U.S. at NATO has sparked discussions about his lack of qualification for such significant diplomatic roles.
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