Trump NY indictment thread

[QueBert]

The best part is at the bottom of the article


Hankey, for his part, in a recent interviewwith Reuters insisted that he had accepted collateral for the $175 million bond. But he added that he was not sure exactly what the source of it was.

"I don't know if it came from Donald Trump or from Donald Trump and supporters," he said, adding that he now regrets only charging a Trump a "low fee" for his services.

I don't know shit about this Mr Hankey fellow, but he sure is shockingly 'laxed when it comes to ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. I would struggle to obtain a $1k loan, and this guy is just willy nilly offering Trump $175 million like it's $20 he doesn't care if he even gets paid back. And I'm assuming he's at least smart enough to know Trump is a huge risk at best.

I don't want to call a man I don't know shit about stupid, but there's no other word I can think of, besides ones that would be worse lol.

 

[trenchfoot]

I don't know shit about this Mr Hankey fellow, but he sure is shockingly 'laxed when it comes to ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. I would struggle to obtain a $1k loan, and this guy is just willy nilly offering Trump $175 million like it's $20 he doesn't care if he even gets paid back. And I'm assuming he's at least smart enough to know Trump is a huge risk at best.

I don't want to call a man I don't know shit about stupid, but there's no other word I can think of, besides ones that would be worse lol.

It seems Hankey is hedging a cheap (to him) long bet where if Trump actually wins in November, Hankey is going to Hankey Pankey his way into receiving a nice fat running return on his bet throughout Trump's second term.

 

[outriding]

So it looks like the bond is complete crap

The signature page is for a different company (Chubb)

The wording in it is bad it is suppose to say cash but it says or cash equivalent which can be anything including DJT stock

New accounts all of a sudden pop out of no where

Cannot wait until the 22 when this goes back to court

Experts: Trump "playing games" with fraud bond — and it could backfire

Judge could "allow the attorney general to enforce the judgment" unless Trump "provides sufficient surety."

www.salon.com

 

[sdifox]

Start with Mar A Lago, then sell which ever property he moves to.

 

[outriding]

Start with Mar A Lago, then sell which ever property he moves to.

I would go with the places he has the highest profit margin on so it will screw him over the most

 

[eelw]

But can they seize out of state?

 

[sdifox]

But can they seize out of state?

I don't see why not.

 

[Stokely]

Why am I not surprised....a fraudulent bond for your trial over fraud....and the sale of DJT is looking just as shady.

I reckon this guy has never done a single thing on the level in his life. He's a con man through and through. Perfect avatar for the modern American GOP voter I must say, he combines all that grift with the ugly American persona of that sheriff from some of those Roger Moore bond movies...

Motorcyclist in front of me yesterday (old, white and male predictably) had a denim vest with a stylized "Trump" on it lol! Nothing says rough tough motorbike dude like a flabby soft gilded NYC shyster who believes exercise steals your life force or some such nonsense. This is the silliest cult I've ever heard of.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Deplorable I know was already chuming up the water this morning.
“The Police read him his Miranda Rights without his Lawyer present!”

I said to my knowledge he hasn’t been convicted of a crime yet why and when was he arrested?

Then pissed off bullshit so I gave up.

 

[fskimospy]

Deplorable I know was already chuming up the water this morning.
“The Police read him his Miranda Rights without his Lawyer present!”

I said to my knowledge he hasn’t been convicted of a crime yet why and when was he arrested?

Then pissed off bullshit so I gave up.

You don’t need a lawyer present to be read your Miranda rights. In fact, the reason why ‘you have the right to an attorney’ is part of the Miranda warning is because usually you don’t have one present!

These are just the dumbest people.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

You don’t need a lawyer present to be read your Miranda rights. In fact, the reason why ‘you have the right to an attorney’ is part of the Miranda warning is because usually you don’t have one present!

These are just the dumbest people.

Exactly and the follow up question was going to be should all people getting arrested have a lawyer present? Did the former President ask for a Lawyer?

 

[fskimospy]

Exactly and the follow up question was going to be should all people getting arrested have a lawyer present? Did the former President ask for a Lawyer?

Imagine every cop car having a lawyer in the back seat because the only way they can arrest someone is if they have a lawyer there.

 

[Stokely]

Deplorable I know was already chuming up the water this morning.
“The Police read him his Miranda Rights without his Lawyer present!”

I said to my knowledge he hasn’t been convicted of a crime yet why and when was he arrested?

Then pissed off bullshit so I gave up.

I kinda miss seeing the frothing, but then I know it would just stress me out. Once I ditched Facebook about 98% of maga went away. My mom knows very well not to bring up politics around me if she wants to visit the grandkids. I still see and hear it in person, being in FL after all. Thankfully even that is a minimum since I don't provoke the crazy when I'm around it. We are a lunatic "stand your ground if you think you are threatened" state after all.

 

[NWRMidnight]

I would go with the places he has the highest profit margin on so it will screw him over the most

Exactly. First move would be to pull all property records detailing leins against them, and figure out which ones will give the most return once sold after all leins are satisfied, and start selling them from highest return to lowest. Maybe we will be lucky and he will be left with just an old outhouse that is falling apart, full of shit and ready to burst.

 

[IronWing]

Exactly. First move would be to pull all property records detailing leins against them, and figure out which ones will give the most return once sold after all leins are satisfied, and start selling them from highest return to lowest. Maybe we will be lucky and he will be left with just an old outhouse that is falling apart, full of shit and ready to burst.

Getting stuck with Mar a Lago and no cash would be appropriate.

 

[fskimospy]

Getting stuck with Mar a Lago and no cash would be appropriate.

Depending on how much cash he has they will probably seize some but not all, as you want the company to be able to make payroll (if for no other reason than they continue to maintain the other properties for you to seize later.)

 

[manly]

I would go with the places he has the highest profit margin on so it will screw him over the most

LOL what profits? Also no need to be vindictive and "screw" anybody; AGNY just needs to uphold the law. Most of "his" properties are mortgaged for a substantial amount, so none of this will be easy. IIRC his Florida properties (MAL and Trump Doral) have the most equity.

But can they seize out of state?

yes, eventually but it takes more time and work. Obv Ron Death Santis will somehow weigh in and try to cockblock, if it ever gets to seizing MAL.

 

[Stokely]

I just saw where the DA has now requested Trump be held in contempt for 3 violations of the gag order. They are asking for max fines on these (a whopping $1k per) but the interesting part is that IF he violates after those 3---and that's like saying "if the sun rises in the east tomorrow"---then they want jail time.

Judge will be ruling on this within a week. The former prosecutor on the vid I watched said he thinks it likely the judge will agree, and that if Trump gets jail time it likely would be 3 or 5 days at first.

I'll believe he gets put in jail when I see it. However, as the folks on the video said, it is getting a bit more real for Trump. This is the least "dangerous" case for him as well.

 

[JTsyo]

I just saw where the DA has now requested Trump be held in contempt for 3 violations of the gag order. They are asking for max fines on these (a whopping $1k per) but the interesting part is that IF he violates after those 3---and that's like saying "if the sun rises in the east tomorrow"---then they want jail time.

Judge will be ruling on this within a week. The former prosecutor on the vid I watched said he thinks it likely the judge will agree, and that if Trump gets jail time it likely would be 3 or 5 days at first.

I'll believe he gets put in jail when I see it. However, as the folks on the video said, it is getting a bit more real for Trump. This is the least "dangerous" case for him as well.

I rather see exponentially rising fines than the circus of trying to put Trump in jail for contempt.

 

[outriding]

I rather see exponentially rising fines than the circus of trying to put Trump in jail for contempt.

I would also.. but the max fine is 1k per instance..

the other option is jail.

Alvin Bragg wants "maximum fine" for Donald Trump

Prosecutors also suggested in Tuesday's brief that former President Donald Trump face 30 days in jail for subsequent violations.

www.newsweek.com

 

[IronWing]

Jail is the only punishment that affects rich people.

 

[hal2kilo]

I would also.. but the max fine is 1k per instance..

the other option is jail.

Alvin Bragg wants "maximum fine" for Donald Trump

Prosecutors also suggested in Tuesday's brief that former President Donald Trump face 30 days in jail for subsequent violations.

www.newsweek.com

Ah, jail works.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Imagine every cop car having a lawyer in the back seat because the only way they can arrest someone is if they have a lawyer there.

Imagine his reaction when cost to police soars because every black guy who even gets a traffic stop wants the lawyer.

 

[fskimospy]

Imagine his reaction when cost to police soars because every black guy who even gets a traffic stop wants the lawyer.

Amusingly enough law enforcement argued exactly that when the Miranda decision came down. They said if criminal suspects were aware of their rights it would be impossible to police.

Even more amusingly very few suspects enforce their rights.

 

[Dave_5k]

Amusingly enough law enforcement argued exactly that when the Miranda decision came down. They said if criminal suspects were aware of their rights it would be impossible to police.

Even more amusingly very few suspects enforce their rights.

Well, said suspects (particularly minority suspects) that dare to try to exercise their rights with police are regularly forcefully corrected from their deviant ways.