Snappy Tomato Pizza
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Oct 14, 2026
Dana MattioliGUEST
He's also had other pursuits.
Imani MoiseHOST
Deters co-owned a restaurant chain called Snappy Tomato Pizza.
Imani MoiseHOST
He also had unsuccessful bids for Congress and governor of Kentucky.
Dana MattioliGUEST
He was a morning radio host in Ohio, and he was very closely aligned with the Trump administration.
Katie PhangHOST
Please." Okay.
Katie PhangHOST
And she was kind enough because who would not wanna have a PDF of instructions on how to wire money to the American Express company to pay down somebody else's debt? Now, this Eric Dieters guy, he's a disbarred attorney from Kentucky and the former co-owner of Snappy Tomato Pizza.
Katie PhangHOST
And Dieters is no longer practicing law.
Katie PhangHOST
In 2020, he was banned from entering a courthouse after threatening on social media to burn it down.
Trey CrowderHOST
Right.
Mark AgeeHOST
So as you asked, who is Deders, okay? He's a 63-year-old former attorney and co-owner of Snappy Tomato Pizza, a regional restaurant chain.
Trey CrowderHOST
Oh, yep.
Trey CrowderHOST
They used to have Snappy Tomato in, uh, east Tennessee.
Riley QuinnHOST
this $100,000 request came after a few more requests, and we're gonna see how Guilfoyle dealt with them.
Riley QuinnHOST
So Dieters, a 63-year-old retired attorney and former co-owner of Snappy Tomato Pizza, a regional restaurant chain.
Riley QuinnHOST
[laughs]
Milo EdwardsHOST
Yeah.
Michael Cruz KayneHOST
That's how I'm saying it.
Michael Cruz KayneHOST
The ambassador to Greece just before wa- had promised a lot of favors to this guy named Eric Deders, who among other things is the former co-owner of Snappy Tomato Pizza.
Tom PurcellGUEST
Right.
Tom PurcellGUEST
We all-
speaker_2NARRATOR
This story just broke in the last couple of hours.
speaker_2NARRATOR
So the donor was a man named Eric Dieters, an attorney and former co-owner of the regional pizza chain Snappy Tomato Pizza.
speaker_2NARRATOR
And early last year, he had asked Guilfoyle for her help on a number of things.
speaker_2NARRATOR
First of all, he wanted her to send a song he wrote to Kid Rock.
Michael KostaHOST
The question is, who was this donor that Kim was shaking down for Amex points? I assume, as ambassador to Greece, the type of donors she's dealing with are shipping magnates or international art dealers, people like that.
speaker_17NARRATOR
The donor was a man named Eric Deters, an attorney and former co-owner of the regional pizza chain Snappy Tomato Pizza.
speaker_19ADVERTISER
[laughs]
Michael KostaHOST
Oh, okay.
speaker_19ADVERTISER
[laughs]
Michael KostaHOST
To be clear, Kimberly Guilfoyle wasn't the only one asking for favors.
Michael KostaHOST
Mr. Tomato also had specific favors he wanted from her.
speaker_17NARRATOR
He wanted her to lobby on his behalf to the IRS commissioner to help him resolve a tax dispute.
Philip TeresiHOST
Our ambassador has been a strong ambassador.
Philip TeresiHOST
Now, coming back to Mr. Dieters, he's a 63-year-old attorney, former co-owner of Snappy Tomato Pizza, a regional restaurant chain.
Philip TeresiHOST
He mounted unsuccessful runs for both Congress and for governor.
Philip TeresiHOST
And in a series of interviews, he says that Guilfoyle's lack of results...
Michael KostaCORRESPONDENT
The question is, who was this donor that Kim was shaking down for Amex points? I assume, as ambassador to Greece, the type of donors she's dealing with are shipping magnates or international art dealers, people like that.
speaker_21NARRATOR
The donor was a man named Eric Dietders, an attorney and former co-owner of the regional pizza chain Snappy Tomato Pizza.
Michael KostaCORRESPONDENT
Oh.
speaker_26UNKNOWN
[laughs]
speaker_26UNKNOWN
[laughs]
Michael KostaCORRESPONDENT
To be clear, Kimberly Guilfoyle wasn't the only one asking for favors.
Michael KostaCORRESPONDENT
Mr. Tomato also had specific favors he wanted from her.
speaker_21NARRATOR
He wanted her to lobby on his behalf to the IRS commissioner to help him resolve a tax dispute.
Michael KostaHOST
So the question is, who was this donor that Kim was shaking down for Amex points? I assume, as ambassador to Greece, the type of donors she's dealing with are shipping magnates or international art dealers, people like that.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The donor was a man named Eric Deters, an attorney and former co-owner of the regional pizza chain Snappy Tomato Pizza.
Michael KostaHOST
Oh.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
[laughing]
speaker_1UNKNOWN
[laughing]
Michael KostaHOST
Now, to be clear, Kimberly Guilfoyle wasn't the only one asking for favors.
Michael KostaHOST
Mr. Tomato also had specific favors he wanted from her.
speaker_4NARRATOR
He wanted her to lobby on his behalf to the IRS commissioner to help him resolve a tax dispute.
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