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I have been reading various articles on the status and assessment of the prosecution's case including Fox, Newsweek, WP, NYT, and others.

The critique, assessments, etc. show the stark difference between practically all media sources that I frequent and Fox.

Fox blurp in general promotes the narrative that it's all a farce, political persecution, breakdown of the rule of law, with many flaws in the evidence.

Truthful media reports that the prosecution's case is very good, and the defense is lame.

I assume that a guilty verdict on some or all counts will be appealed. Will Fox's tune change? I predict no. Instead, they will double-down, and so will Trump.

Also, a bunch of political GOPers have showed up outside the court to show solidarity with their "friend" Trump and give stump speeches.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...=socialshare#details

Sleeping 'old man' Trump made trial look like it was in a nursing home

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...lv7?ocid=socialshare

Speaker Johnson Says He's 'Disgusted' By Trump Hush Money Trial In NYC

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...maT?ocid=socialshare

Rep. Byron Donalds Slams Trump Trial As A 'Travesty Of Justice' In NYC

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...len?ocid=socialshare

'It's A Sham!' Vivek Ramaswamy Slams Trump Hush Money Trial In New York City


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They have been setting up the spin from Day One. The judge was a hack, the judge was conflicted, the trial was in NYC, the prosecution was unjustified, the witnesses were liars . . . the spin has been about everything but the facts and the law. There is a saying, if the facts are against you, argue the law; if the law is against you, argue the facts; if the law and the facts are against you, pound the table and yell like hell. That's all we have heard from the defense.


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Everything Murdoch owns, is based on lies!

That is why he champions the MAGA ARSEHOLE!


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Fox News

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...2eda160c4f8953&ei=95

NY vs. Trump: My experience as an NYC juror leads me to believe the unthinkable could happen

Opinion by Deroy Murdock • 6h •

Murdoch - Murdock

Humm

Anyway, this article is full of lies.

here's the bottom lines:

My memories of jury duty, including within the Stalinesque building in which Trump is being persecuted, tell me that deliberating jurors could think, "I won’t vote for Trump. But I cannot convict him beyond a reasonable doubt in a shaky case about actions that are lurid, but legal.

If just one juror agrees, this case will end with a hung jury. A second trial would be unlikely before Election Day.


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"When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross." - Sinclair Lewis

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'Hinky septic tank' of 'skeezeballs': Devastating NY Times attack skewers Trump hangers-on
Story by Matthew Chapman • 17m


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Following this case and listening to honest and knowledgeable legal analysis…

…I would say the “if” is very big here.

But it is the most liberal jury pool the world knows…so it is a possibility.

Won’t hurt him politically.


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Can't you Trumpies get it through your heads that NYC is the venue for this trial because that's where the alleged crimes were committed?
 
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If the crime is falsifying tax records, that’s much more a federal offense.

If the crime is hiding a payment in a political campaign, that’s a federal offense.

If the FEC said no to prosecuting that, how is it a state issue re elections?

And if it is all about placing a personal payment into the business accounts, why do they bring the porn actress in to make all kinds of testimony other than I was paid… here is the NDA I signed. Here are the deposits. Here is my tax payment for this consideration.


That is why you get the “this is all political”…
 
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NYC has its own tax laws. I thought those are what Trump is alleged to have falsified.
 
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If the crime is falsifying tax records, that’s much more a federal offense.

If the crime is hiding a payment in a political campaign, that’s a federal offense.

If the FEC said no to prosecuting that, how is it a state issue re elections?

And if it is all about placing a personal payment into the business accounts, why do they bring the porn actress in to make all kinds of testimony other than I was paid… here is the NDA I signed. Here are the deposits. Here is my tax payment for this consideration.


That is why you get the “this is all political”…


Depending upon how the $130+K was handled when filing the tax returns may or may not be a tax law violation. Whether or not SD declared and paid taxes on the $130K is irrelevant.


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Following this case and listening to honest and knowledgeable legal analysis…

…I would say the “if” is very big here.

But it is the most liberal jury pool the world knows…so it is a possibility.

Won’t hurt him politically.


I think bottom line is that lying and deceit is okay with you. You won't admit that, but your repeated defenses of Trump's lies over the years and your dismissive attitude towards actions involving deceit tell a very different story. First you defended as a nothing burger someone materially falsifying certified financial statements that they used to obtain millions of dollars of loans. Now someone falsifying business records to conceal the true nature of an expense is just a political persecution. Pretty clear that in your world, depending on your politics, dishonesty is more a virtue than a vice.


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If the crime is falsifying tax records, that’s much more a federal offense.

If the crime is hiding a payment in a political campaign, that’s a federal offense.

If the FEC said no to prosecuting that, how is it a state issue re elections?

And if it is all about placing a personal payment into the business accounts, why do they bring the porn actress in to make all kinds of testimony other than I was paid… here is the NDA I signed. Here are the deposits. Here is my tax payment for this consideration.


That is why you get the “this is all political”…


This has been explained here repeatedly. The fact that you still do not get it, suggests that you have no real desire to get it.


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Can't you Trumpies get it through your heads that NYC is the venue for this trial because that's where the alleged crimes were committed?


Did I say different? 2020

All I said was that it was an extremely liberal jury.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Following this case and listening to honest and knowledgeable legal analysis…

…I would say the “if” is very big here.

But it is the most liberal jury pool the world knows…so it is a possibility.

Won’t hurt him politically.


I think bottom line is that lying and deceit is okay with you. You won't admit that, but your repeated defenses of Trump's lies over the years and your dismissive attitude towards actions involving deceit tell a very different story. First you defended as a nothing burger someone materially falsifying certified financial statements that they used to obtain millions of dollars of loans. Now someone falsifying business records to conceal the true nature of an expense is just a political persecution. Pretty clear that in your world, depending on your politics, dishonesty is more a virtue than a vice.


Let’s see how this one plays out. There is not evidence that he falsified anything here.

In the other…the bank testified that it was completely happy with the financial statement and wouldn’t have changed a thing for them.

Both cases of Lawfare. Your hatred blinds you.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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In the other…the bank testified that it was completely happy with the financial statement and wouldn’t have changed a thing for them.



. . . please share with us that testimony. coffee

Your comment is specious and cannot even hold up to the application of a minimal amount of common sense. What banker representing a major lending institution is going to testify that our institution does not care if a potential borrower falsifies the financial statements that they provide to us to secure a loan and the terms of our loans would not vary based on what is included in such falsified financial statements. It is ludicrous to even suggest that someone would so testify . . . so we will sit tight while you provide us with that testimony.


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But, testifying for the defense, managing director David Williams said the bankers viewed clients’ reports of their net worth as “subjective or subject to estimates” and took its own view of such financial statements.

“I think we expect clients-provided information to be accurate. At the same time, it’s not an industry standard that these statements be audited. They’re largely reliant on the use of estimates,” Williams said, so bankers routinely “make some adjustments.”

At times, the bank pegged Trump’s wealth at several billion dollars lower than he did, according to documents and testimony. In 2019, for example, Trump’s financial statement listed his net worth at $5.8 billion, which the bank adjusted down to $2.5 billion.

But Williams said such differences weren’t necessarily unusual or alarming.

“It’s a conservative measure to make these adjustments,” he testified, characterizing them as “standard” and a “stress test” of financial strength.


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Judge Arthur Engoron said he was taking the request for dismissal under advisement, but he noted “that the mere fact that lenders were happy doesn’t mean that the statute wasn’t violated.”


https://fortune.com/2023/11/29...th-claims-auditing/#


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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That does not say they were completely happy.

It simply says they did not audit.

That does not affect the cupidity of the Trump Organization.
 
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Engoron stipulated the lenders were happy! 2020


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Fail . . . try again. Looking for the testimony that "the bank . . . was completely happy with the financial statement and wouldn’t have changed a thing for them." Just admit it, you pulled that out of your ass.


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David Williams was “the bank” at the time.

If that doesn’t satisfy you…your mind is closed.

Certainly, I paraphrased in my earlier post.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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My mind is completely open . . . to being shown testimony given by one of the lenders that they were happy with the falsified financial statements and would not have changed any of the loan terms if they had had proper financial statements.

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David Williams was the lending officer. He found the financial statement within the norm and noted they are only meant as estimates. He went on to say the bank was happy.

Engoron stipulated the lender was happy.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Yet, you have not provided transcript of testimony and cross.
 
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Williams testimony is summarized on page 22 of Engoron’s order. No where in that summary is it stated the Deutsche Bank was happy with the financial statements or that the bank would not have altered the lending terms had the bank been given accurate financial statements. Williams does say that he would expect a client to provide truthful and accurate information to the bank and that such information is significant in the decision to underwrite a loan. And, interestingly enough, Deutsche Bank chose to exit its relationship with Trump in 2021. Wonder why?


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Deutsche Bank chose to exit its relationship with Trump in 2021.


Williams does say that he would expect a client to provide truthful and accurate information to the bank and that such information is significant in the decision to underwrite a loan.

Thank you Mjines.

Dr. Easter’s position is very dishonest.

Of course, the “source@ he cited does not state anything like he claims. It merely says that the bank did not audit.
 
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If the crime is falsifying tax records, that’s much more a federal offense.

If the crime is hiding a payment in a political campaign, that’s a federal offense.

If the FEC said no to prosecuting that, how is it a state issue re elections?

And if it is all about placing a personal payment into the business accounts, why do they bring the porn actress in to make all kinds of testimony other than I was paid… here is the NDA I signed. Here are the deposits. Here is my tax payment for this consideration.


That is why you get the “this is all political”…


It is not a federal case. It is bssdd on NY state law. The FEC has no jurisdiction over NY state law.
 
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Deutsche Bank chose to exit its relationship with Trump in 2021.


Williams does say that he would expect a client to provide truthful and accurate information to the bank and that such information is significant in the decision to underwrite a loan.

Thank you Mjines.

Dr. Easter’s position is very dishonest.

Of course, the “source@ he cited does not state anything like he claims. It merely says that the bank did not audit.


If it involves trump then by default it is highly likely to be untruthful.


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Lane is on a campaign to rehabilitate Trump for political ends.
 
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Boy has his work cut out for him if that’s the case. faint


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I do not think Dr. Easter realizes that the Judge on making his ruling wo a jury (bc President Trump could not hire a competent lawyer in part) had to make specific findings of fact summarizing the factual findings from the record (witness testimony and exhibits).

This is required to make a record to allow appellate review as the appellate court has to see the facts as found by the Judge setting as fact finder, those facts applied to the law, and legal conclusions the Judge reached.

Wo this factual finding by the Judge in his order there is no why for a appellate court to address whether the facts present mandated a different legal conclusion as a matter of law, if there exists substantial evidence to permit a legal conclusion, or whether the facts as determined by Judge factual findings for clear error; meaning the appellate court shall not disturb factual findings unless they are not supported by substantial evidence. Miranda v. Miranda, 536 S.W.3d 196, 198 (Ky. App. 2017).

He can cite Bloomberg, Fox News, guys on Twitter all he wants. They are not controlling. They are not even real. What matters is the record of the trial court and findings of fact the Judge made setting as fact finder.

Simply, that an appellate court would have decided a factual issue differently shall not suffice to overturn a factual finding and the legal conclusion that is set upon that fact.
 
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Deutsche Bank chose to exit its relationship with Trump in 2021.


Williams does say that he would expect a client to provide truthful and accurate information to the bank and that such information is significant in the decision to underwrite a loan.

Thank you Mjines.

Dr. Easter’s position is very dishonest.

Of course, the “source@ he cited does not state anything like he claims. It merely says that the bank did not audit.


Dishonest my ass. Williams states these financial statements are merely estimates. He stated that even with the discrepancies noted that they were within the norm. He said the bank was happy with the deal. He says all obligations were met.

Deutsche Bank quit doing business with Trump not because of any bad interactions. In fact they made a lot of money on Trump deals. They quit because they like to maintain a low profile with law enforcement and Trump was made a target. They didn’t want the exposure.

The net take home from Deutsche Bank representative testimony was that the bank had zero problems with the deals they did with Trump and they profited.

As noted…Engomoron stipulated that just because the banks were “happy” (his word) that didn’t mean NY’s statute was not violated in his opinion.

But NOTHING will satisfy the haters. The next four years are going to be miserable for you guys…stock up on your meds now! Big Grin


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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If Trump wins, we may go live in Japan for a few years. I'd get tired of being expected as an American to explain his appeal, but that would be better than living under Trump rule and watching the damage to America firsthand.
 
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I can advance you a loan for airfare if you are short.

I do admire Japan in how it handles immigration. They also like reining and cutting horses and provide a market for our thirds…like them for that as well. And, Toyota don’t make no junk. My wife drives Land Cruisers or Lexus 570s.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Deutsche Bank chose to exit its relationship with Trump in 2021.


Williams does say that he would expect a client to provide truthful and accurate information to the bank and that such information is significant in the decision to underwrite a loan.

Thank you Mjines.

Dr. Easter’s position is very dishonest.

Of course, the “source@ he cited does not state anything like he claims. It merely says that the bank did not audit.


Dishonest my ass. Williams states these financial statements are merely estimates. He stated that even with the discrepancies noted that they were within the norm. He said the bank was happy with the deal. He says all obligations were met.

Deutsche Bank quit doing business with Trump not because of any bad interactions. In fact they made a lot of money on Trump deals. They quit because they like to maintain a low profile with law enforcement and Trump was made a target. They didn’t want the exposure.

The net take home from Deutsche Bank representative testimony was that the bank had zero problems with the deals they did with Trump and they profited.

As noted…Engomoron stipulated that just because the banks were “happy” (his word) that didn’t mean NY’s statute was not violated in his opinion.

But NOTHING will satisfy the haters. The next four years are going to be miserable for you guys…stock up on your meds now! Big Grin


Yes, you’re dishonest. Engoron’s order is not hard to find. I encourage folks to pull it up and read page 22. I think most folks already appreciate that much of what you say is disingenuous at best and at worse . . . well . . . read the order and see how it squares with Lane’s characterization.


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Even using Dr. Easter’s version of the facts, NY law can still be violated.

Yet, here he is President Trump’s AR, PR.
 
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i'll answer the question on how FOX will react if he is convicted.

they will show the poll numbers, and contributions going up by the hour.

even Joe doesn't believe Trump will be convicted and sentenced, if he did he wouldn't be offering to debate a month from now.
 
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Why would anyone care what Engoron’s “opinion” is? He bastardized the law. All of you lawyer types should be ashamed. But since y’all hate on the same man…


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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You obviously care about the opinion since you chose to lie about what it says.

2020


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Even using Dr. Easter’s version of the facts, NY law can still be violated.


Don’t disagree…Engoron stated just that and stipulated my version.

Lot’s of other businessmen took notice as well.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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You obviously care about the opinion since you chose to lie about what it says.

2020


Please elaborate on my lies on Engoron’s opinion?


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