Stormy Daniel was truthful and Trump lied

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So Rudy Giuliani says in Hannity Show that Trump repaid $130K to Cohen and Trump was aware of the agreement. So, all along, Trump has been lying.

What do you say trumpsters? Character is defined by what your day job is. Stormy Daniel has been honest from the beginning and your president a liar!!!

I always said that trump was lying. He lies about pretty much everything so I have no faith in his ability to tell the truth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This tweet begs the question.... Who is paying Avenatti? CNN? MSNBC? Soros?

Avenatti could afford to do a dozen of these pro bono with his share of recent judgments.

Not according to some sources.

Stormy Daniels’ attorney Michael Avenatti is a bit of an enigma. A lawyer who has won more than $1 billion in judgments for his clients, Avenatti is a class action contingency fee plaintiffs’ lawyer, so massive wins for a client mean a big payday for him. Typically, contingency fees are one-third of a judgment not including associated court fees but can range as high as 50 percent, plus costs.

A race car driver with expensive taste and a high-end lifestyle, Avenatti has been estimated to be worth about $20 million, according The Squander. But with an unusual bankruptcy case with just one elusive creditor, a huge tax lien and a curious business deal with former partner Patrick Dempsey, yes that Patrick Dempsey aka McDreamy, it’s as clear as a San Francisco fog what Avenatti is actually worth.

Heavy has obtained Avenatti’s divorce court documents that show just how lavish his lifestyle is, though a list of assets has yet to be filed, or at least publicly obtainable as of the publication of this post.

According to Orange County, California court documents, Avenatti filed for divorce from his wife, Lisa-Storie Avenatti, in December 2017, after she kicked him out of their house, and changed the locks, he said in the court documents.

So, Avenatti could be worth at least $20 million, but with $5 million-plus in tax liens and a ubiquitous and unusual bankruptcy, he may owe money. But it’s not clear. Even copious court records don’t tell the whole story.

https://heavy.com/news/2018/03/michael-avenatti-worth-bankruptcy-divorce-taxes/

So what u are getting at....he’s worth more than Trump. Got it. Hotter, too

[Anonymous]

Trump lied about the lies about which he was lying.

[Anonymous]

How bad is it when the. Lie to has to correct his own lawyer in the press? Trump is an idiot, but Giuliani is paid to get a limited number of things right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How bad is it when trump has to correct his own lawyer in the press? Trump is an idiot, but Giuliani is paid to get a limited number of things right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How bad is it when the. Lie to has to correct his own lawyer in the press? Trump is an idiot, but Giuliani is paid to get a limited number of things right.

Imma go out in a limb and say Rudy spent some time talking to Trump, who clearly has the intellectual capacity of a six year old and not only can’t remember squat, he can’t focus on something for more than 90 seconds. Rudy hasn’t reviewed documents or emails. He also didn’t sit down with Cohen’s much more capable attorney, or talk to this Davidson character. They’re effectively winging it. What could go wrong?

[Anonymous]

https://www.propublica.org/article/prosecutors-investigating-the-trump-organization-zero-in-on-trump-cfo-allen-weisselberg


In Aug 2018, Manhattan DA wanted to pick up where SDNY left off in investigating thus-far-uncharged co-conspirators in Trump's payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.

SDNY told Vance's office to "stand down."

SDNY told Vance's office that they were still investigating the matter. But it appears that they really weren't.

After months of no news on the subject and nearly *a year later* a judge effectively stated the SDNY probe was finished.

Now Cy Vance's office is ticked because the charges they were pursuing have a two-year statute of limitations, and they expire in two months.

It appears that SDNY was literally helping Trump run out the clock.

If the Manhattan DA decides to pursue felony charges (instead of the misdemeanor ones they previously looked at) they have a 5-year statute of limitations.

However, the felony charges require proving the original fraud charges were meant to conceal a second crime.

Basically the SDNY obstructed justice on behalf of Barr and Trump.

[Anonymous]

double jeopardy, this is done, I guess keep trying to dig up more put rest gutter info

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.propublica.org/article/prosecutors-investigating-the-trump-organization-zero-in-on-trump-cfo-allen-weisselberg


In Aug 2018, Manhattan DA wanted to pick up where SDNY left off in investigating thus-far-uncharged co-conspirators in Trump's payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.

SDNY told Vance's office to "stand down."

SDNY told Vance's office that they were still investigating the matter. But it appears that they really weren't.

After months of no news on the subject and nearly *a year later* a judge effectively stated the SDNY probe was finished.

Now Cy Vance's office is ticked because the charges they were pursuing have a two-year statute of limitations, and they expire in two months.

It appears that SDNY was literally helping Trump run out the clock.


Just as in Watergate about 40 people we have never heard of will wind up in jail in a couple of years. These investigations into obstruction are not going to go away.

If the Manhattan DA decides to pursue felony charges (instead of the misdemeanor ones they previously looked at) they have a 5-year statute of limitations.

However, the felony charges require proving the original fraud charges were meant to conceal a second crime.

Basically the SDNY obstructed justice on behalf of Barr and Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:double jeopardy, this is done, I guess keep trying to dig up more put rest gutter info

When has there been any jeopardy at all?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.propublica.org/article/prosecutors-investigating-the-trump-organization-zero-in-on-trump-cfo-allen-weisselberg


In Aug 2018, Manhattan DA wanted to pick up where SDNY left off in investigating thus-far-uncharged co-conspirators in Trump's payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.

SDNY told Vance's office to "stand down."

SDNY told Vance's office that they were still investigating the matter. But it appears that they really weren't.

After months of no news on the subject and nearly *a year later* a judge effectively stated the SDNY probe was finished.

Now Cy Vance's office is ticked because the charges they were pursuing have a two-year statute of limitations, and they expire in two months.

It appears that SDNY was literally helping Trump run out the clock.

If the Manhattan DA decides to pursue felony charges (instead of the misdemeanor ones they previously looked at) they have a 5-year statute of limitations.

However, the felony charges require proving the original fraud charges were meant to conceal a second crime.

Basically the SDNY obstructed justice on behalf of Barr and Trump.

This is disgusting. What other felonies is he not suffering any consequences for?

[Anonymous]

NY prosecutors talking to David Pecker of AMI about this:

“David Pecker, the head of the company that publishes the National Enquirer, has spoken with prosecutors with the New York district attorney's office as part of its investigation into the Trump Organization's handling of hush money payments to women who alleged affairs with President Donald Trump, sources with knowledge of the meeting tell CNN.”

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/11/25/politics/national-enquirer-ami-david-pecker-prosecutors/index.html?__twitter_impression=true