So, Rick Gates, who was working for Tom Barrack, had a lawyer from Sidley Austin..

Gates was working with Tom Barrack (chair of Trump inauguration) to establish an office in DC to cash in off of Trumps $1 trillion infrastructure plan (which didn't happen)…

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Railways, buses, highways, airports and ports were all potential opportunities, according to the document. The plan called for a White House liaison, as well as two employees each for interacting with the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. But Trump’s plan never took root, and the Colony office in D.C. never materialized.

A spokesman for Colony said the plan for a Washington office was conceived by Rick Gates, a trusted deputy of Barrack’s. Gates had helped orchestrate the inauguration and chairman’s dinner, according to two people familiar with the matter. He later pleaded guilty to conspiracy and false statement charges related to his work as the right-hand man of Paul Manafort when they did political consulting in Ukraine.

“This memo was simply an outline of a proposed potential business plan from Rick Gates, which was never acted upon or implemented,” said Owen Blicksilver, a spokesman for Colony. “Colony at no time has maintained a D.C. office.”

Tom Green, a lawyer for Gates at Sidley Austin, declined to comment.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-05/trump-s-inaugural-chairman-looked-to-cash-in-on-infrastructure

It was Barrack, along with Kushner, who talked Trump into hiring Manafort.

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Lindberghian

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In 1938, Charles, who had made favorable public statements about German air power, accepted a swastika-adorned medal from its government. For the next three years he made speeches about American involvement in the war in Europe, culminating in an autumn 1941 rally in Des Moines, Iowa, organized by the isolationist America First Committee. There he alleged that three groups were pressing the country toward war: the Roosevelt administration, the British and the Jews. Scott Berg, in his 1998 bestselling biography Lindbergh, quotes "leaders of the Jewish race are not American in interests and viewpoints" and refers to American Jews as "other people." Berg continues, "the day after the speech he awoke… to a Niagara of invective. Few men in American history had ever been so reviled." The Roosevelt administration branded him "the No. I Nazi fellow-traveler." Berg says that "in truth Charles Lindbergh, in spite of having made speeches for the aforementioned America First Committee, [he] was never associated with any pro-Nazi or antisemitic organization; he never attended any Bund meetings and since more than four months before the outbreak of war in Europe, he had neither consorted nor consulted with anyone known to have any connections with the Third Reich."

http://www.ameinu.net/frontier/jf_sum-fall-01_derner.html