trump (the former guy, defamer, insurrectionist, and rapist - $83M)

[Suranis]

"Rigg"?

[Kendra]

Oh my goodness. My co-host Jill Wine-Banks wore the perfect pin to illustrate Donald Trump's legal trouble right now: toast. She said on MSNBC that she thinks "Trump is toast." Jill, you are legendary & are exactly right.

[RVInit]

Skiffs.

[Phoenix520]

Does he ever wonder why so many people seem to be him haters? Hmmm?

[noblepa]

I thought Cobb was WH counsel to the president, not trump's personal lawyer. If that's the case, he'd be paid with taxpayer money, right?

Trump considered all government employed lawyers to be "his" lawyers. He thought (and probably still does think) that the Attorney General's primary function is to protect the president.

[AndyinPA]

There are millions of people who believe him. That's what is most disturbing.

[noblepa]

Boxes in Delaware that Biden does not allow anyone to see? But he turned over boxes with government documents to the Archives when discovered, and he allowed the FBI to make an additional search (iirc).

As opposed to TFG who apparently showed classified documents to anybody and everybody, in order to demonstrate how great and important he is/was?

[noblepa]

Does he ever wonder why so many people seem to be him haters? Hmmm?

Or why so many people who he previously touted as "only the best" turn out to be "losers" that he hardly knew and who were the worst <insert government job here> ever?

[Foggy]

[Kendra]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... 04d3&ei=10

Donald Trump has been here before — 35 years ago — with an investigation. Then a flood in a room with evidence.

It happened when auditors in New York City spent two years probing more than $3 million in unpaid rent the city was expecting from Trump’s Grand Hyatt hotel from operations in 1986.

That flood was detailed in David Cay Johnston's 2016 book "The Making of Donald Trump," and reported by CBS News at the time in the context of then-candidate Trump refusing to release his tax returns, purportedly because he was being audited. It said the two-year audit of Trump’s hotel from the late 1980s involved “stonewalling, disorganization and obfuscation at every turn.”

The story has a whole new context after CNN reported that in October of last year, a drained swimming pool at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home and resort flooded a room with computer servers containing surveillance video.

Skepticism abounded immediately that it was done on purpose to damage evidence in the Justice Department’s investigation of potential obstruction. Trump is under investigation for his handling of classified documents after leaving office as president. The video could show how and when documents were moved.

[Kendra]

Trump says he understands the pharmaceutical industry better than anyone else, and he will create an independent commission if elected to come up with a new health care plan.

[Resume18]

Trump says he understands the pharmaceutical industry better than anyone else, and he will create an independent commission if elected to come up with a new health care plan.

In two weeks.

[RTH10260]

https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/stat ... 0406323213

Trump says he understands the pharmaceutical industry better than anyone else, and he will create an independent commission if elected to come up with a new health care plan.

But does he understand that there are more players to be included in a new health care plan, like hospitals and doctors and nurses and ________ (fill in the blank, include the void in the upper regions of this candidate).

[keith]

Trump says he understands the pharmaceutical industry better than anyone else, and he will create an independent commission if elected to come up with a new health care plan.

In two weeks.

And then comes Infrastructure Week.

[neonzx]

https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/stat ... 0406323213

Trump says he understands the pharmaceutical industry better than anyone else, and he will create an independent commission if elected to come up with a new health care plan.

He already did that, no? And that was 2 weeks ago I seem to recall.

[Shizzle Popped]

Whenever I see the two weeks reference I immediately think of Ahnold in Total Recall.

[p0rtia]

In two weeks.

And then comes Infrastructure Week.

And then we'll have to see what happens.

[Ben-Prime]

Trump says he understands the pharmaceutical industry better than anyone else, and he will create an independent commission if elected to come up with a new health care plan.

I mean, in the sense that he probably does use prodigious amounts of adderall, he probably thinks that makes him an expert on it, right?

[Greatgrey]

The MarALago pool isn’t the first time ShitGibbon has flooded something to destroy evidence.

https://www.rawstory.com/raw-investigat ... t-flooded/
(may be PayWalled for now, but RawStory will drop that Wednesday. In the mean time, you can read the article if you can select ‘reader view’ in your browser)

In the Grand Hyatt case, city auditors filed a 73-page report, posted by CBS News. It said that Trump’s lease obligations should have required substantial documentation — “documentation (that) the Hotel — for one reason or another — could not or did not provide.”

Of particular interest today is the next sentence.

“In September, 1988, the Hotel informed us that it could not locate seven of the twelve monthly general ledgers, because they ‘were discarded after they were severely damaged by water when the room in which they were stored was flooded,’” the report said.

Two months later, the report said, “summary information” about the data being sought was found at a storage site in New Jersey.

“We determined the summaries would be sufficient for our purpose, although their use entailed substantial additional labor to reconstruct the details of the monthly transactions,” the report said.

The audit report went on to describe more delays and missing documents.

The Trump hotel’s “resistance to our review and the Hotel's lapses in record keeping had substantial impact upon our inquiry's scope and methodology,” the report said.

Trump’s rent was tied in part to the hotel’s gross revenue and profits. The report’s Executive Summary said auditors were investigating why the hotel paid $3.7 million for rent in 1985 and, although its gross revenues increased in 1986, it paid only $667,155.

After lawsuits and the bankruptcy of an accounting firm used by Trump, the case was mistakenly labeled as disposed and later reopened. Trump had sold the hotel and the new owners reached an undisclosed settlement, CBS News reported.

[Azastan]

I mean, in the sense that he probably does use prodigious amounts of adderall, he probably thinks that makes him an expert on it, right?

The same thought occurred to me, plus don't forget that Don Jr uses prodigious amounts of opioids as well.

[Phoenix520]

You know the doctor he’s talking about is Marcus Welby, right? Sent from Central Casting, his favorite authority.

[Gregg]

I mean, in the sense that he probably does use prodigious amounts of adderall, he probably thinks that makes him an expert on it, right?

The same thought occurred to me, plus don't forget that Don Jr uses prodigious amounts of opioids as well.

But does The Cali Cartel now count as part of the Pharmaceutical Industry?

[Ben-Prime]

I mean, in the sense that he probably does use prodigious amounts of adderall, he probably thinks that makes him an expert on it, right?

The same thought occurred to me, plus don't forget that Don Jr uses prodigious amounts of opioids as well.

But does The Cali Cartel now count as part of the Pharmaceutical Industry?

Maybe Jr goes for the medical grade stuff.

[Kendra]

NBC News: Taylor Budowich, a post-presidency right hand man to Trump who now runs the super PAC MAGA Inc., just entered the federal district courthouse in Miami.
@MSNBC

[Tiredretiredlawyer]