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MrRodgers -> RE: Trump’s debts are $1.5 billion higher than previously indicated (1/12/2017 10:42:05 AM)
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Way to pretend it's a different subject, without addressing any of the points raised in the actual subject.
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And btw, I didn't vote for Clinton (or Trump), and certainly not "whining she didn't win." You're making up shit.
If you dont understand what a secured debt is I am surely not going to waste any time explaining it to you because you wont understand that either.
Oh yeh sorry, I forgot you vote for the hard left communist party.
Green party is a formally organized political party based on the principles of green politics, .... Greens, but instead form a combined parliamentary group with the Party of the European Left, which unites communists and post-communists.
Come on R1, not even a nice try.
Almost every lender that had to foreclose on Trump lending...lost a shitload of money. Fleet Street of Boston lost so much, they had to merge with the Bank of Boston. Deutschebank now is on the verge of collapse in no small part due to lending Trump money and taking a huge hit.
Deutsche Bank is one of the large global banks investing in and betting on real estate around the world. So it makes some sense it would be exposed to Trump, says Simon Johnson, a professor at MIT's Sloane School of Management. He says Trump has had a relationship with the Frankfurt-based bank spanning nearly two decades, and it is his largest financial backer.
But Johnson says Deutsche Bank is in deep trouble with the Justice Department over a number of allegations.
"The tip of the iceberg is a particular fine by the Department of Justice, a large fine with the opening numbers around $14 billion, with regard to how they created and sold mortgage-backed securities before 2008," he says.
There are private negotiations underway over the amount of that fine, Johnson says, with the bank and the German government pushing back. Isn't that precious ?
He says this sets up a huge conflict of interest for the president-elect: Once Trump takes office, he will be overseeing the Justice Department, which in turn is negotiating a fine with his biggest lender.
"Does it look bad? Does it look like exactly someone might cut Deutsche Bank a deal because they want their boss's boss to be happier? Yeah, absolutely, of course," Johnson says. "And that's why we try to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest."
Richard Painter, a former chief White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration, says it would be best if the case were resolved under the Obama administration.
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Hey but don't some dems and Obama owe a foreign bank $365 million and one about to be fined billion$ by the US DOJ for their corruption ?
Oh and BTW, as they say on MNF 'come on man' you know as well as we all do,. this has nothing whatsoever to do with the Green party, communists or post-communists whatever they are...Russian kleptocrats ?
Just more repub hypocrisy.
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