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First reported by New York Post (Lean right); 5 outlets over 31h.
New York Post · +3h Newsmax · +11h Semafor · +24h The Federalist · +31h RealClearPolitics
US President Donald Trump ordered the inquiry last year after he accused banks of discriminating against him.
Read at semafor.com →The banks also restricted financing for disfavored industries such as firearms makers and retailers, Arctic oil and gas, coal, detention facilities, tobacco and e-cigarettes.
Read at realclearpolitics.com →The OCC report is an indictment of the left’s cancel culture fury and the Goliath banks that were 'willing or unwitting accomplices.'
Read at thefederalist.com →On Wednesday’s ‘National Report’, Rob Bluey, president and executive editor of The Daily Signal, and Republican strategist Rob Arlett react to an OCC report concerning policies at nine major banks that may have restricted financial services based on political or religious considerations.
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