DIY-HP-LED
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Apparently Donald plead the 5th over 440 times during his deposition in NY! Is that a record?
The trump family is an international crime syndicate
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Herb & Suds
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Herb & Suds
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Pardons not just for family 
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Mulvaney says he was unaware of Mar-a-Lago safe as Trump chief of staff
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday he was unaware that there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago in light of the FBI search of former President Trump’s Florida residence earlier this week.
Mulvaney said during an interview on CNN’s “New Day” that someone would have had to have been “really close” to the former president in order to have known there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago.
“I didn’t even know there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago, and I was the chief of staff for 15 months,” the former South Carolina congressman said.
“So this would be someone who was handling things on day-to-day, who knew where documents were. So it would be somebody very close inside the president. My guess is there’s probably six or eight people who have that kind of information,” said Mulvaney, who added he couldn’t offer names because he didn’t know people within Trump’s orbit nowadays.
Mulvaney pointed out during the interview that Trump has the ability to release the FBI search warrant to indicate what documents officials sought, but he noted that the FBI could also release their affidavit that was used to obtain the documents.
Mulvaney also addressed Trump’s deposition with New York state Attorney General Letitia James (D), who has been investigating whether he illegally inflated, and later deflated, assets for financial gain.
Mulvaney said it “made me smile” when he heard Trump had made use of his Fifth Amendment rights not to testify.
“I think the president learned a valuable lesson. Look, it’s easy for anybody, including the president of the United States, to watch people on TV, especially if you’ve already formed an opinion of them, and watch them take the Fifth and go, ‘That is an admission of guilt.’ And it’s easy for anybody to say that, it’s different when you’re the one sitting across the table from a prosecutor and looking at potential criminal charges,” he said on CNN.
thehill.com
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday he was unaware that there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago in light of the FBI search of former President Trump’s Florida residence earlier this week.
Mulvaney said during an interview on CNN’s “New Day” that someone would have had to have been “really close” to the former president in order to have known there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago.
“I didn’t even know there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago, and I was the chief of staff for 15 months,” the former South Carolina congressman said.
“So this would be someone who was handling things on day-to-day, who knew where documents were. So it would be somebody very close inside the president. My guess is there’s probably six or eight people who have that kind of information,” said Mulvaney, who added he couldn’t offer names because he didn’t know people within Trump’s orbit nowadays.
Mulvaney pointed out during the interview that Trump has the ability to release the FBI search warrant to indicate what documents officials sought, but he noted that the FBI could also release their affidavit that was used to obtain the documents.
Mulvaney also addressed Trump’s deposition with New York state Attorney General Letitia James (D), who has been investigating whether he illegally inflated, and later deflated, assets for financial gain.
Mulvaney said it “made me smile” when he heard Trump had made use of his Fifth Amendment rights not to testify.
“I think the president learned a valuable lesson. Look, it’s easy for anybody, including the president of the United States, to watch people on TV, especially if you’ve already formed an opinion of them, and watch them take the Fifth and go, ‘That is an admission of guilt.’ And it’s easy for anybody to say that, it’s different when you’re the one sitting across the table from a prosecutor and looking at potential criminal charges,” he said on CNN.
Mulvaney says he was unaware of Mar-a-Lago safe as Trump chief of staff
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday he was unaware that there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago in light of the FBI search of former President Trump’s Florida residence ea…
thehill.com
Roger A. Shrubber
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sounds like more typical trumpturd lies...i never met that man, i never saw that thing, there was a safe?Mulvaney says he was unaware of Mar-a-Lago safe as Trump chief of staff
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday he was unaware that there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago in light of the FBI search of former President Trump’s Florida residence earlier this week.
Mulvaney said during an interview on CNN’s “New Day” that someone would have had to have been “really close” to the former president in order to have known there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago.
“I didn’t even know there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago, and I was the chief of staff for 15 months,” the former South Carolina congressman said.
“So this would be someone who was handling things on day-to-day, who knew where documents were. So it would be somebody very close inside the president. My guess is there’s probably six or eight people who have that kind of information,” said Mulvaney, who added he couldn’t offer names because he didn’t know people within Trump’s orbit nowadays.
Mulvaney pointed out during the interview that Trump has the ability to release the FBI search warrant to indicate what documents officials sought, but he noted that the FBI could also release their affidavit that was used to obtain the documents.
Mulvaney also addressed Trump’s deposition with New York state Attorney General Letitia James (D), who has been investigating whether he illegally inflated, and later deflated, assets for financial gain.
Mulvaney said it “made me smile” when he heard Trump had made use of his Fifth Amendment rights not to testify.
“I think the president learned a valuable lesson. Look, it’s easy for anybody, including the president of the United States, to watch people on TV, especially if you’ve already formed an opinion of them, and watch them take the Fifth and go, ‘That is an admission of guilt.’ And it’s easy for anybody to say that, it’s different when you’re the one sitting across the table from a prosecutor and looking at potential criminal charges,” he said on CNN.
Mulvaney says he was unaware of Mar-a-Lago safe as Trump chief of staff
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Thursday he was unaware that there was a safe at Mar-a-Lago in light of the FBI search of former President Trump’s Florida residence ea…
CunningCanuk
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Eric beat him, I think. Another proud trump family moment.
cannabineer
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a distinctly agricultural odor about this.
DIY-HP-LED
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How long was the deposition? So we can calculate 5ths per minute, Guinness wants these things quantified properly for the record book!
CunningCanuk
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No fair. They probably had to talk slower when asking Eric.
captainmorgan
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Trump's Truth Social company ordered to turn over Devin Nunes information
Former President Donald Trump's media and technology company must turn over information about ex-Congressman Devin Nunes' employment as its chief executive officer, a federal judge ruled on Friday.
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Weisselberg to plead guilty in Trump tax case: report
The Trump Organization’s chief financial officer is coming close to reaching a plea deal in a case investigating whether he funneled off-the-books income to himself and other executives at the company, but the potential deal reportedly does not bring prosecutors any closer to their main target: former President Trump.
The New York Times reported Monday, citing two people with knowledge, that Allen Weisselberg and his lawyers met with a judge and that a hearing is scheduled on Thursday in the case, pointing to a possible agreement being reached by then.
A potential deal might mean Weisselberg faces a far shorter sentence of five months in prison, a person familiar with the matter told the Times.
Prosecutors had hoped that Weisselberg would eventually testify against Trump himself but ultimately refused, despite the potential deal being reached.
Last June, criminal indictments were filed against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization related to charges that the company avoided paying taxes on fringe benefits such as cars, apartments and other bonuses they received through the company.
The case is being investigated by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, who filed 15 criminal charges against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization, including fraud, conspiracy and falsifying business records. If convicted, the executive could face up to 15 years in prison, though various sentencing factors would likely bring that number down, legal experts have said.
The District Attorney’s office did not immediately return a request for comment from The Hill.
The case is separate from a deposition Trump gave last week related to an investigation by New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) over allegations that the Trump Organization misstated the value of assets and misled lenders and tax authorities.
Trump said he invoked his Fifth Amendment right during the deposition, and his lawyer told the Times afterward that the only question he answered was about his name.
thehill.com
The Trump Organization’s chief financial officer is coming close to reaching a plea deal in a case investigating whether he funneled off-the-books income to himself and other executives at the company, but the potential deal reportedly does not bring prosecutors any closer to their main target: former President Trump.
The New York Times reported Monday, citing two people with knowledge, that Allen Weisselberg and his lawyers met with a judge and that a hearing is scheduled on Thursday in the case, pointing to a possible agreement being reached by then.
A potential deal might mean Weisselberg faces a far shorter sentence of five months in prison, a person familiar with the matter told the Times.
Prosecutors had hoped that Weisselberg would eventually testify against Trump himself but ultimately refused, despite the potential deal being reached.
Last June, criminal indictments were filed against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization related to charges that the company avoided paying taxes on fringe benefits such as cars, apartments and other bonuses they received through the company.
The case is being investigated by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, who filed 15 criminal charges against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization, including fraud, conspiracy and falsifying business records. If convicted, the executive could face up to 15 years in prison, though various sentencing factors would likely bring that number down, legal experts have said.
The District Attorney’s office did not immediately return a request for comment from The Hill.
The case is separate from a deposition Trump gave last week related to an investigation by New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) over allegations that the Trump Organization misstated the value of assets and misled lenders and tax authorities.
Trump said he invoked his Fifth Amendment right during the deposition, and his lawyer told the Times afterward that the only question he answered was about his name.
Weisselberg to plead guilty in Trump tax case: report
The Trump Organization’s chief financial officer is coming close to reaching a plea deal in a case investigating whether he funneled off-the-books income to himself and other executives at th…
thehill.com
EKG Cal Canna
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Ive been saying for over 5 years.People are sitting on the couch, watching "the news" & all saying The Same Thing, "Todays The Day,Were Gonna Get Him!" For over the last 5 years Nobody got shit. Its all big distraction & diversionary tactic. Its working Like A Charm, The weak ignorant & lazy eat it up like candy & it feeds americans addiction to their drug of choice.... BEING RIGHT ! Both sides are playing you & all politicians have increased their net worth by leaps & bounds. but most are too busy fighting & trying to get another hit of BEING RIGHT to feed their addiction & EGOS to even look at the bigger picture. tv news & facebook will tell what you need to think & theyll market you on The Next Big Thing, Just to feel like youre Doing Your Part, youll buy in & participate into what they just manipulated you into thinking & feeling,Then youll feel good about yourself once again ! No worries, in just a couple weeks theyll sell you on a new Situation & youll identify with the politics behind it, Left Or Right.
cannabineer
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was your English workbook Das Kapitalization, товарищ?
Sir Napsalot
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And what will you do?
HGCC
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What do you think they are being distracted from? Honest question.
