Top Trump adviser implicated in classified documents case has ties to China through lobbying firm

A top Trump campaign adviser, Susie Wiles, was allegedly shown classified materials by Trump, according to the indictment against him.
Wiles has a leadership role at a lobbying firm, Mercury Public Affairs, that represents Chinese companies accused of national security threats.
The Chinese companies have paid Mercury Public Affairs millions of dollars, raising concerns about Wiles' connections to potentially hostile foreign entities.
Wiles has met with investigators multiple times about Trump showing her classified information, including a map related to Gen. Mark Milley.
Despite the investigation, Wiles remains closely involved in Trump's legal affairs and 2024 campaign strategy.