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Faherty Affirmation
Exhibit # 3
Excerpted

HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL - DONALD J. TRUMP
2 STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
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4 In re:
5 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INVESTIGATION
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7 August 10, 2022
8 9:37 A.M.
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12 HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL VIDEOTAPED
13 EXAMINATION UNDER OATH of DONALD J. TRUMP,
14 held at the Office of the Attorney General,
15 28 Liberty Street, New York, New York,
16 before Linda J. Greenstein, a Notary Public
17 of the State of New York.

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 14, 2022 10:27 am I am just wondering about the contractual hurdles attempting to move assets from org-1 to org-2. First and foremost, org-2 does not have any financial resources to speak of as we know of it now. How will it be able to guarantee for guarantees given within org-1? Then I assume that within org-1 many loans have crisscross guarantees with several other assets. How to de-tangle that stuff? How many external lenders do first have to agree for an asset to get moved to this new org-2 without any financial history to depend on? Who did he hire as new accountant to overlook his shenigans since he lost the his other trusted guy, Weisselberg?

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 14, 2022 10:27 am I am just wondering about the contractual hurdles attempting to move assets from org-1 to org-2. First and foremost, org-2 does not have any financial resources to speak of as we know of it now. How will it be able to guarantee for guarantees given within org-1? Then I assume that within org-1 many loans have crisscross guarantees with several other assets. How to de-tangle that stuff? How many external lenders do first have to agree for an asset to get moved to this new org-2 without any financial history to depend on? Who did he hire as new accountant to overlook his shenigans since he lost the his other trusted guy, Weisselberg?

Trump's secret, ugly breakup with Deutsche Bank is revealed in new allegations by NY's attorney general

Laura Italiano
Sun, October 16, 2022 at 5:41 PM

• Deutsche Bank, Trump's largest single lender, forced him into a 'managed exit' last year.
  The shotgun divorce followed months of Trump dodging the bank's questions, new court papers show.
  As Deutsche Bank threatened default, Trump zeroed out hundreds of millions in debt.

For the past 10 years, Deutsche Bank has been Donald Trump's banking bestie, loaning him more than $400 million as he developed a Miami golf resort, a tower in Chicago, and a luxury hotel in the heart of Washington, DC.

But the two are now in the midst of an ugly, shotgun divorce, according to revelations in a new court filing by New York's attorney general, Letitia James — with Deutsche Bank holding the shotgun.

Since Trump left office last year, the Frankfurt-based international bank — which has lent Trump far more than any other financial institution — has been steadily enforcing a "managed exit," as James' filing calls it, from a lucrative relationship with the former president stretching back to the 1990s.

On the surface, the slow-motion split, which began 21 months ago, appears to be a breezy affair, with Trump easily zeroing out all but $45 million in Deutsche Bank debt in May.

"By the way, I paid them back," Trump would brag on Fox News the night after James filed her massive, September lawsuit, accusing the former president of inflating his net worth in financial documents by billions of dollars.

"The banks made a lot of money," Trump told host Sean Hannity. "She's trying to defend banks that got paid off."

But as with many protracted divorces, the split between Trump and his once-favorite bank began with acrimony, in a behind-the-scenes crossfire of accusations, ultimatums, and shade-throwing.

At one point, as an apparently distracted Trump struggled to remain in office, his lawyers ghosted the bank for six months, ignoring escalating demands for answers.

Frustrated by Trump's silence, the bank threatened default.



https://www.yahoo.com/news/trumps-secre ... 57107.html

keith wrote: ↑Mon Oct 17, 2022 11:00 pm Is it worthy of a calendar entry?

Don Lewis @DonLew87 wrote: Trump loses again. He tried to get the NYS AG's $250 million lawsuit assigned to a different judge than the one who had previously held him in $10K/day contempt for discovery deficiencies. He accused Letitia James of judge-shopping. His request for reassignment has been DENIED.

Here is a link to a copy of the order denying Trump's request.

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Wed Oct 19, 2022 5:05 pm

Don Lewis @DonLew87 wrote: Trump loses again. He tried to get the NYS AG's $250 million lawsuit assigned to a different judge than the one who had previously held him in $10K/day contempt for discovery deficiencies. He accused Letitia James of judge-shopping. His request for reassignment has been DENIED.

Here is a link to a copy of the order denying Trump's request.

https://www.docdroid.net/rzRq6CE/order- ... awsuit-pdf

Downtown Manhattan. A hearing in People of NY v. Trump will decide whether a court-appointed monitor will watch over the 45th president’s business empire as the attorney general’s civil case proceeds. Judge Arthur Engoron has previously found Trump in contempt. This is a thread.