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A German bank (the name Deutsche Bank is literally german for German Bank). It is one of the largest banks in the world.

Deutsche Bank has been linked to money laundering schemes involving Russian oligarchs. It also was the only bank willing to lend money to Donald Trump at a time when nobody else would - and while Trump still owed the bank hundreds of millions of dollars and was suing the back to relieve that debt.

Website: www.DB.com.

Energy company created in 1985 and dismantled due to bankruptcy in 2001. Before declaring bankruptcy, Enron used fraudulent accounting practices to make it appear to be profitable. Accounting firm Arthur Anderson helped enable the deception by approving Enron's financial reports.

The Enron case was one of the prime motivations for the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

For more, read this Investopedia article.

An company that analyzes advertising in the media. Their Campaign Media Analysis Group analyzes advertising for political campaigns.

A social media organization used mostly for provessionals and companies to display information related to their businesses.

Website: www.LinkedIn.com.

Accounting firm for Donald Trump

U.S. defense contractor specializing in weapons and electronics.

A group of approximately 500 businesses principally owned by Donald Trump.

A social media organization that allows users to broadcast messages of up to 280 characters (prior to November 2017 the limit had been 140 characters).

Twitter messages are referred to as tweets.

Former president Donald Trump was famous for using Twitter as a medium to vent personal anger and to make policy declarations (not all of which he acted on).

Website: www.twitter.com.

An explicitely conservative newspaper. It is owned by Phil Anschutz, who also owns the conservative magazine The Weekly Standard.

For more, read this Politico.com story.

A conservative website. It was founded by Paul Singer - a major Republican donor.

Website: www.FreeBeacon.com.