That explains everything!

I knew it was Jeffy all along.

LOL! Thanks that graphic did make me lol because what isn't Trump connected to?

https://www.sabretravelnetwork.com/home/solutions/government

More than 80% of federal travel is processed using the Sabre® global distribution system (GDS).

Trump hotel chain fined over data breaches

In May 2015, banks analyzed fraudulent credit card transactions and figured that THC was the last merchant where a legitimate transaction had been made using the cards, suggesting that the hotel chain had been targeted in a cyberattack that resulted in the compromise of credit card information.

Further investigations found that a person with access to legitimate domain administrator credentials had infiltrated the chain's payment processing system in May 2014 and planted malware for stealing credit card information, which was noticed in computer networks at multiple locations, including its New York, Las Vegas and Chicago hotels, according to the statement by the attorney general’s office.

THC could not be immediately reached for comment. Safeguarding customer data is a top priority for the company, a THC spokeswoman told The New York Times, pointing out that "cyber criminals seeking consumer data have recently infiltrated the systems of many organizations including almost every major hotel company.”

I'm pretty sure it was Russia. THC? No, not the good kind. Trump Hotel Chain did let some unauthorized Windows admin skim a bunch of data from the "chain's payment processing system", malware across multiple locations.

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Oops. But wait there's more, might as well bring it right up until yesterday:
Hard Rock, Trump among hotels affected by Sabre data breach

The Hard Rock Hotel and Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas say customers who booked rooms from August 2016 to March 2017 may have had credit card information stolen because of a data breach at a company that supplies hotel reservation services.

Those companies (as well as other hotels owned by other companies outside Las Vegas) use a hotel reservation system called SynXis Central Reservations, provided by a company called Sabre Hospitality.

In a statement released earlier this month, Sabre said an investigation had “determined that an unauthorized party accessed certain payment card information for a limited subset of hotel reservations processed through the SHS reservation system.”

Unrelated, not connected, etc.. The first breach was 2014, so...

Thanks Dysfunctional Family Circus.