JAMES MacPHERSON
Associated Press
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Tommy Fisher peered into a Fox News camera and talked up his North Dakota-based company's ability to build a border wall faster and cheaper than others could, with technology "so revolutionary, it's like comparing the iPhone to a pay phone." Fisher Sand and Gravel, he said, was eager to help President Donald Trump deliver on a key campaign promise.
"Hopefully the president will see this," Fisher said during the April appearance on "Fox & Friends First," part of a blitz on conservative media over several months as the construction executive took a well-worn path to the president's ear. Fisher's company ultimately won a $400 million contract, though the contract is now being audited over concern it may not meet operational req
