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The White House employee who managed Donald Trump's private education device has been dismissed after being accused of betting on the content of the American President's speeches through a financial forecasting platform called "Calshi." The White House confirmed that the employee, Gabriel Perez, was placed on unpaid leave by order of the President and will not return to work there. Regulatory authorities suspect that Perez earned more than $100,000 by placing bets on predictions of words or phrases Trump might use in his speeches, and they are currently conducting negotiations to reach a settlement regarding this suspicious activity.
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