washington president donald trump says hes open to an investigation of postmaster general louis dejoy following published reports that former employees of dejoy a major donor to trump and other republicans said they felt pressured to make campaign contributions to gop candidatesthe president also said monday that dejoy should lose his job if campaign finance irregularities are uncovered while describing the gop fundraiser as a very honest guytrump replied sure sure when asked at a news conference whether he would support an investigation into dejoy dejoy already faces unrelated scrutiny from congress for us postal service changes that some fear will slow delivery of mailin ballots for the november 3 electionsasked if dejoy should lose his job if a campaign finance scheme is uncovered trump replied yeah if something could be proven that he did something wrong always alwaysthe washington post reported online sunday that several exemployees of dejoys former business new breed logistics said dejoy or his aides urged them to make political contributionsothers told the newspaper that dejoy would later give bigger bonuses to reimburse for the contributions such an arrangement would be illegalmonty hagler a spokesperson for dejoy told the post that dejoy was unaware that any workers felt pressure to make donations hagler also said dejoy believes he has always complied with campaign fundraising laws and regulationsdejoy was put in charge of the postal service in june after a career in logistics and set in motion a series of policy changes that have delayed mail and sparked concern over the agencys ability to process a flood of mailin ballots expected this fall due to coronavirus fearsthe house oversight committee recently subpoenaed dejoy for records about widespread mail delivery delays that have pushed the postal service into the political spotlighthe has appeared before congress twice in recent weeks to testify about the changes some of which he said he has put on hold until after the elections