hell, the guards will be in on it.Can you imagine all of those chicklet teeth laying on the floor after an inmate pounds his face in ?
Don jr. : “ Hey guys ... my dadddd “ POW !
( Teef go a flyin )
Inmate “ Big Dog “ : STFU ! .... You gonna be my cell bitch “ conchita cornhole “ ... “ you like that bitch ... huh ? “ .... “ thats right punk take the balls too “ ....
“ You and that punk bitch “ matilda “ ( matt gaetz ) gonna be all our pussy bitches ! “
Don jr. : *tears run down his swollen face
“ Im gonna call my dad .. “ ( laughter erupts )
( Big Dog leans in and grabs his oil slick hair )
Big Dog : “ We’re waiting on that fluffy orange ass too ! “
( Don jr. Screams go unnoticed as a my pillow is shoved in his mouth...... )
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fake smile.
Budzbuddha
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Shit veneers and glassy eyed
DIY-HP-LED
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Ya know they should have a giant roast for Donald, a big event with celebrities' and comedians, all in tuxedoes and ladies in elegant gowns, held at a luxurious venue on live TV with Donald as the center of attention! Even invite Donald, but instead of a roast it would be a virtual burning at the fucking stake, make it vicious and make it mean, the ratings will go through the roof, as comedians tore Donald to pieces. Proceeds of this charity event go to the living covid victims he was responsible for and they shouldn't shy away from mentioning mass murder. Invite the republicans and democrats for some fun and entertainment, vaccines and masks required, no exceptions except for the speakers. It should be safe to hold such an event this fall sometime. Though perhaps Donald won't be able to attend by then, but he can catch it from his cell, provided they give him a prison TV.
Can we invite Pink Floyd so that they can do another Wall concert Trump vomit event? That would be cool.
DIY-HP-LED
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I'm off my circadian rhythm, but I gotta get some sleep! My vivid imagination is getting the best of me, fell asleep during both mediation sits today and fucking near fell off the cushion!
Believe it or not it's still quiet behind the eyeballs though, but I do like to bring it online, paradoxically a busy mind can be a quiet one too. Night, time for sit and sleep.
DIY-HP-LED
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Good luck with the Sgt Shultz defense, "I know nothing", ignorance of the law is no excuse and won't keep his sons from getting nailed to the wall. Squeeze the weasel until he squeals, they don't need this bean counter to put the Trump's away, but he would be a nice addition to the states cases and a way later for the feds into many more crimes involving many others.
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Donald Trump moneyman Allen Weisselberg at center of NY legal probes - New York Daily News (nydailynews.com)
Allen Weisselberg, self-professed ‘stickler’ CFO at center of Trump criminal probe says he leaves ‘legal side’ of money flow to others
Allen Weisselberg, the steely financial sentry at the Trump Organization now in the crosshairs of prosecutors diving into Donald Trump’s business dealings, frankly claims he steers clear of the “legal side” of the money flow.
In previously unreported deposition documents obtained by the Daily News, Weisselberg, who has micromanaged the organization’s finances for decades, shrugged off interest in or knowledge of the legalities of Trump’s till. “That’s not my thing,” he declared.
It’s very much the thing of Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr., who recently used a grand jury subpoena to seize boxes of documents from Weisselberg’s estranged ex-daughter-in-law — and New York Attorney General Letitia James, who’s doing a civil investigation into Trump’s alleged asset inflation and deflation.
Weisselberg’s testimony during the June 2015 deposition tied to lawsuits over the now-defunct Trump University offers a rare look at the longtime bean counter — a tight-lipped and low-profile money man who’s been with the Trump Organization since it was run by Fred Trump, and who was once described by Donald Trump in 2004 as a guy who “knows how to get things done.” Weisselberg may also be the only person who truly knows how much the former president is worth.
In one potentially pivotal piece of information, Weisselberg said his tendency to micromanage had its limits when legal matters were involved, at least in 2015.
Asked about the time he found himself “eavesdropping” on a discussion among Trump lawyers about the alleged illegality of marketing Trump’s for-profit school as a “university” in New York, Weisselberg said he didn’t delve deeper.
He admitted asking in a 2005 email if executives planned to “just set up a fictitious office in Illinois/Delaware” as they dealt with the issue, but he said his inquiry centered exclusively on cost, not propriety.
“I can’t help them with that role. That’s not my thing,” he testified. “I was only concerned about the economic side of it. They were handling the legal side of it.”
He meticulously protected his own role as financial guardian, the deposition showed.
“Throughout all of our entities, people do know it’s important to involve me when it comes to financial matters because later on if things don’t prove out to be where they should be, they’ll have to deal with me on answering the question as to why,” he testified. “So they – they – they know the protocol.”
Weisselberg was also candid about his own handsome income, admitting has salary had been around $450,000 “a long time,” adding that he also received an annual bonus ranging “anywhere from 200 (thousand dollars) to $400,000 a year.”
He said he voluntarily suggested his bonus be reduced to about $300,000 around the time of the 2008 financial crash, but only because he already felt adequately compensated.
“I wanted to set an example for my company,” he said. “My kids are grown and I don’t have the same needs I had many years ago. So I was fine with what I was making. I had no problem with it.”
On the topic of his schedule, Weisselberg revealed he willingly worked almost around the clock.
“I take no vacations. That’s not even funny. My wife doesn’t laugh at all. I don’t. I just – I work a lot, and pretty much I – I’m in work all the time,” he said.
From left, Jennifer, Barry, Erica, Jack, Hilary and Allen Weisselberg are pictured at the inauguration of President Donald Trump in 2017.
Weisselberg testified he started working for Trump’s dad Fred in Brooklyn in 1973 after earning an accounting degree from Pace College and holding a few other prior jobs, including one teaching high school.
He eventually started moonlighting for Donald, helping with the accounting for the Hyatt Hotel in Manhattan and with ground leases in Atlantic City.
“I was doing a lot of Donald’s work on weekends or at – or at night. And that’s what eventually led me to leave Fred in 1986 and move into Manhattan to work for Donald,” he said.
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Donald Trump moneyman Allen Weisselberg at center of NY legal probes - New York Daily News (nydailynews.com)
Allen Weisselberg, self-professed ‘stickler’ CFO at center of Trump criminal probe says he leaves ‘legal side’ of money flow to others
Allen Weisselberg, the steely financial sentry at the Trump Organization now in the crosshairs of prosecutors diving into Donald Trump’s business dealings, frankly claims he steers clear of the “legal side” of the money flow.
In previously unreported deposition documents obtained by the Daily News, Weisselberg, who has micromanaged the organization’s finances for decades, shrugged off interest in or knowledge of the legalities of Trump’s till. “That’s not my thing,” he declared.
It’s very much the thing of Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr., who recently used a grand jury subpoena to seize boxes of documents from Weisselberg’s estranged ex-daughter-in-law — and New York Attorney General Letitia James, who’s doing a civil investigation into Trump’s alleged asset inflation and deflation.
Weisselberg’s testimony during the June 2015 deposition tied to lawsuits over the now-defunct Trump University offers a rare look at the longtime bean counter — a tight-lipped and low-profile money man who’s been with the Trump Organization since it was run by Fred Trump, and who was once described by Donald Trump in 2004 as a guy who “knows how to get things done.” Weisselberg may also be the only person who truly knows how much the former president is worth.
In one potentially pivotal piece of information, Weisselberg said his tendency to micromanage had its limits when legal matters were involved, at least in 2015.
Asked about the time he found himself “eavesdropping” on a discussion among Trump lawyers about the alleged illegality of marketing Trump’s for-profit school as a “university” in New York, Weisselberg said he didn’t delve deeper.
He admitted asking in a 2005 email if executives planned to “just set up a fictitious office in Illinois/Delaware” as they dealt with the issue, but he said his inquiry centered exclusively on cost, not propriety.
“I can’t help them with that role. That’s not my thing,” he testified. “I was only concerned about the economic side of it. They were handling the legal side of it.”
He meticulously protected his own role as financial guardian, the deposition showed.
“Throughout all of our entities, people do know it’s important to involve me when it comes to financial matters because later on if things don’t prove out to be where they should be, they’ll have to deal with me on answering the question as to why,” he testified. “So they – they – they know the protocol.”
Weisselberg was also candid about his own handsome income, admitting has salary had been around $450,000 “a long time,” adding that he also received an annual bonus ranging “anywhere from 200 (thousand dollars) to $400,000 a year.”
He said he voluntarily suggested his bonus be reduced to about $300,000 around the time of the 2008 financial crash, but only because he already felt adequately compensated.
“I wanted to set an example for my company,” he said. “My kids are grown and I don’t have the same needs I had many years ago. So I was fine with what I was making. I had no problem with it.”
On the topic of his schedule, Weisselberg revealed he willingly worked almost around the clock.
“I take no vacations. That’s not even funny. My wife doesn’t laugh at all. I don’t. I just – I work a lot, and pretty much I – I’m in work all the time,” he said.
From left, Jennifer, Barry, Erica, Jack, Hilary and Allen Weisselberg are pictured at the inauguration of President Donald Trump in 2017.
Weisselberg testified he started working for Trump’s dad Fred in Brooklyn in 1973 after earning an accounting degree from Pace College and holding a few other prior jobs, including one teaching high school.
He eventually started moonlighting for Donald, helping with the accounting for the Hyatt Hotel in Manhattan and with ground leases in Atlantic City.
“I was doing a lot of Donald’s work on weekends or at – or at night. And that’s what eventually led me to leave Fred in 1986 and move into Manhattan to work for Donald,” he said.
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DIY-HP-LED
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Trump Organization CFO Weisselberg Offers One of the Worst Excuses Ever: "Legality's Not My Thing"
The New York Daily News revealed a portion of a deposition given by Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg. When Weisselberg was confronted with an email he authored discussing "fictitious offices" being set up by Trump executives, he offers the excuse that he's just concerned with the "cost" of such things not the "legality." THAT is not a winning defense.
The New York Daily News revealed a portion of a deposition given by Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg. When Weisselberg was confronted with an email he authored discussing "fictitious offices" being set up by Trump executives, he offers the excuse that he's just concerned with the "cost" of such things not the "legality." THAT is not a winning defense.
DIY-HP-LED
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Trump CFO Weisselberg In 2015: I leave ‘Legal Side’ Of Money Flow To Others
In documents obtained by the New York Daily News from a 2015 deposition, former Trump Org. CFO Allen Weisselberg said he didn’t concern himself with the “legal side” of the money flow. But that won’t absolve Weisselberg of liability in the Manhattan District Attorney’s wide-ranging investigation into the Trump organization.
In documents obtained by the New York Daily News from a 2015 deposition, former Trump Org. CFO Allen Weisselberg said he didn’t concern himself with the “legal side” of the money flow. But that won’t absolve Weisselberg of liability in the Manhattan District Attorney’s wide-ranging investigation into the Trump organization.
DIY-HP-LED
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Jim Zirin-Will Trump Go to Jail?-Laurence Tribe
Renowned Harvard constitutional law Professor Larry Tribe discusses all the civil suits and potential criminal charges targeting Donald Trump. He tells Jim Zirin that Trump has some interesting defenses in the possible criminal cases, but, at the end of the day, he will be held accountable.
Renowned Harvard constitutional law Professor Larry Tribe discusses all the civil suits and potential criminal charges targeting Donald Trump. He tells Jim Zirin that Trump has some interesting defenses in the possible criminal cases, but, at the end of the day, he will be held accountable.
Sir Napsalot
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The Queen trolled Donald Trump with her choice in jewelry not once but twice
captainmorgan
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Rumor mill has lots of indictments coming in May, here's a quote and I hope it's true.
MY SOURCES ARE ADAMANT: Donald Trump is in a whole heap of trouble! Sometime in May charges & indictments will start and continue for months until he is buried in them. Stay Updated - Follow -The Brief - We cover Trump 24/7
MY SOURCES ARE ADAMANT: Donald Trump is in a whole heap of trouble! Sometime in May charges & indictments will start and continue for months until he is buried in them. Stay Updated - Follow -The Brief - We cover Trump 24/7
DIY-HP-LED
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Mitch must have made a deal to pass some legislation, so they will finally put Donald away! He must be just about ready to walk over to the DOJ, get down on his knees and blow Merrick Garland in order to get Trump out of the picture!
CunningCanuk
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May can’t come fast enough. 
DIY-HP-LED
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Manhattan DA signaling "there's a good likelihood of a charge" coming against Trump: Preet Bharara | Salon.com
Manhattan DA signaling "there's a good likelihood of a charge" coming against Trump: Preet Bharara
"His tax returns are in the hands of Cyrus Vance Jr., the district attorney of Manhattan"
In an interview with Slate legal columnist Dhalia Lithwick, former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara claimed he is not privy to inside information into the multiple investigations launched against Donald Trump but that he does see "signals" from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. that something is coming down the pike — and it is not good for the former president.
After describing the falling out with Trump that led to his firing, Bharara claimed there is little coming out of his former home at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York about Trump that gives any indication where their case stands. But he said that the Manhattan DA's office is another story.
"His tax returns are in the hands of Cyrus Vance Jr., the district attorney of Manhattan. They're working to flip folks in the Trump organization. I wonder what piece of that you're watching or are you just watching all of it? What do you expect to see in terms of accountability and having some sense that there is some closure to any of this?" Lithwick asked.
"The one that we know about most directly and most prominently is the one you mentioned, the Manhattan district attorney's investigation into Trump's finances and business dealings," the attorney replied. "I don't know because I've not been in the grand jury, I've not interviewed the witnesses. Cy Vance doesn't call me up and tell me stuff, but there is some signaling going on."
"Cy Vance is not running for reelection. Vance is, as they say, a lame duck. As a lame duck, he's done certain things, including hiring an outside forensic accounting firm, which is not super unusual but it's not that common. He's done something else that is less common, which is hire an outside lawyer, Mark Pomerantz, who's a very distinguished, well-respected lawyer in New York," he elaborated. "I'm not going to put too much weight on it, but it seems like the kind of move you make when you believe that there's going to be a charge or there's a good likelihood of a charge, because it's a pretty public thing to do."
Noting that such moves likely would "alienate" some in his office, Bharara noted he feels Vance thinks it is worth it because he has a good case.
Manhattan DA signaling "there's a good likelihood of a charge" coming against Trump: Preet Bharara
"His tax returns are in the hands of Cyrus Vance Jr., the district attorney of Manhattan"
In an interview with Slate legal columnist Dhalia Lithwick, former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara claimed he is not privy to inside information into the multiple investigations launched against Donald Trump but that he does see "signals" from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. that something is coming down the pike — and it is not good for the former president.
After describing the falling out with Trump that led to his firing, Bharara claimed there is little coming out of his former home at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York about Trump that gives any indication where their case stands. But he said that the Manhattan DA's office is another story.
"His tax returns are in the hands of Cyrus Vance Jr., the district attorney of Manhattan. They're working to flip folks in the Trump organization. I wonder what piece of that you're watching or are you just watching all of it? What do you expect to see in terms of accountability and having some sense that there is some closure to any of this?" Lithwick asked.
"The one that we know about most directly and most prominently is the one you mentioned, the Manhattan district attorney's investigation into Trump's finances and business dealings," the attorney replied. "I don't know because I've not been in the grand jury, I've not interviewed the witnesses. Cy Vance doesn't call me up and tell me stuff, but there is some signaling going on."
"Cy Vance is not running for reelection. Vance is, as they say, a lame duck. As a lame duck, he's done certain things, including hiring an outside forensic accounting firm, which is not super unusual but it's not that common. He's done something else that is less common, which is hire an outside lawyer, Mark Pomerantz, who's a very distinguished, well-respected lawyer in New York," he elaborated. "I'm not going to put too much weight on it, but it seems like the kind of move you make when you believe that there's going to be a charge or there's a good likelihood of a charge, because it's a pretty public thing to do."
Noting that such moves likely would "alienate" some in his office, Bharara noted he feels Vance thinks it is worth it because he has a good case.
captainmorgan
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POLITICO Playbook: How Palm Beach is preparing for a possible Trump indictment
And a meeting today will tell us how far apart the parties are on infrastructure.
www.politico.com
DIY-HP-LED
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Maybe they are waiting for Donald to migrate north for the summer and like native Americans, they will await on the migration route for the Buffalo to arrive...POLITICO Playbook: How Palm Beach is preparing for a possible Trump indictment
And a meeting today will tell us how far apart the parties are on infrastructure.
captainmorgan
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LOL
www.rawstory.com
Palm Beach prosecutor: Ron DeSantis can’t block Donald Trump's extradition to New York
Palm Beach County's top prosecutor said Sunday that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis could delay — but not prevent — former President Donald Trump's extradition if he is indicted in New York.Officials in Palm Beach, where Trump currently lives in his Mar-a-Lago resort, have "actively prepared" for the...
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rkymtnman
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I hope Mar A Lardo takes a direct hit this season. And he's one of the 50k.
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As hurricane season approaches, 3 insurers canceling thousands of Florida customers
As another hurricane season bears down on the state, more than 50,000 Florida home insurance customers will soon receive notices that their policies have been canceled or won’t be renewed. State insurance regulators recently authorized “extraordinary” terminations of thousands of policies of...
DIY-HP-LED
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No insurance means no mortgage, means the property is unsaleable, except to some rich prick who can pay cash and they won't be paying much. Donald will be protected, until he goes to prison, then all bets will be off, until then he owns Desantis and thus the Florida treasury. Everybody else will be fucked but Donald will get a special payment from the government. It's not like it would cost them the election or anything like that, these cocksuckers are suckers first and foremost, the republicans wouldn't lose a vote.I hope Mar A Lardo takes a direct hit this season. And he's one of the 50k.
As hurricane season approaches, 3 insurers canceling thousands of Florida customers
As another hurricane season bears down on the state, more than 50,000 Florida home insurance customers will soon receive notices that their policies have been canceled or won’t be renewed. State insurance regulators recently authorized “extraordinary” terminations of thousands of policies of...