Bannon subpoena -- That "nothing burger" may have some beef, after all.....

The closest thing I have seen to evidence that Trump himself colluded with the Russians is his speech he gave when he won the final primary that put him over the top.

He said he was going to have some dirt to dish on Clinton the following Monday. This was just hours after his son was told by the Russians they had dirt to dish on Clinton. I don't see that as a coincidence.

Then when the Russians came to the meeting and didn't give up any dirt on Clinton, Trump failed to hold his press conference on Clinton. I don't think that is a coincidence, either.

It looks to me like Junior ran to Daddy and told him about the upcoming meeting and that the Ruskies were bringing some juicy dirt on Clinton, and Trump couldn't control his impulses, as usual, and jumped the gun during his speech that night.
 
we're united in the cause to make you ass kissers look like the fools you are
Eddie, the only evidence of crimes uncovered during this witch hunts is the evidence exposing Democrat crimes, which they are desperately trying to ignore / distract from.

The fact that Democrats have been exposed holding investigations of a US President when no crime has even been proven to have been committed does not just expose Democrat 'foolishness' - it exposes Democrat sedition / treason, as has been done regarding that within the FBI so far.
Bannon has already made us more aware of tower meeting.
 
I don't think so. Bannon knows a lot--all the players--he was sitting in the Oval office for quite some time, and I imagine he was Donald Trump sounding board. He can testify to what Donald Trump and others close to Trump have told him. That is direct testimony and is acceptable in any court across this country.
You and others are assuming Bannon will testify. He might, but the way I see it WHY WOULD HE...especially if he is aware of Mueller's history of prosecutorial / investigative misconduct', aware how his anti-Trump Pro-Hillary criminal investigator was / has been part of the plot to protect Hillary while taking down Trump, how they protected Abedin and Mills from charges, and how the vast majority of prosecutions in investigations like this usually result from slip-ups under questions, not having anything to do with what is being investigated?!


Duh--Da--you clearly have never been served with a Grand Jury Subpoena. No showy--goey to Jail.

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If Bannon goes in there and pleads the 5th on every question, he implicates himself and could be charged with Obstruction of Justice also.
 
Very interesting development.

WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump’s former chief strategist, was subpoenaed last week by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to testify before a grand jury as part of the investigation into possible links between Mr. Trump’s associates and Russia, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
Bannon Is Subpoenaed in Mueller’s Russia Investigation

Today the House Intelligence committee has Steve Bannon front and center. We may get some leaks out of that. Be assured it will not be reported on FOX NEWS.

Under direct testimony--we might get a lot out of Steve Bannon. Like why did he say--this is all about the "money laundering."
Lately Trump and Bannon have been eating each other--
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Friends no more. It was Steve Bannon who turned Trump into the Angry White Guy President. According to Michael Wolff's book "Fire & Fury." Now that Bannon has been fired from the White House & been fired from Brietbart.com, and been called crazy by Trump, & attacked by Trump's family--(Donald Trump jr.) and is now living out in the gutter somewhere, he could actually be seeking a little retribution.

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Trump has this nasty habit of firing people that know a little too much about him. Michael Flynn who has worked out a plea deal and is now working with Robert Mueller, and now Steve Bannon.

And of course former FBI director James Comey.



that should be amusing.
 
If the Trumps laundered money, which I am fairly certain they have,
nice one.
I think Mueller's investigation is going to head in that direction. It appears he already is.

It's been obvious for a long time that Trump is hiding something. That's why he won't release his tax returns.

Yeah, It's a big russian laundering operation--according to Bannon. This BAT bank and Duetch Bank are apparently players in all of this.

It makes sense. After Trump burned American banks on 4 casino bankruptcies and loss's amounting to 900 million dollars, there's no American bank that is going to loan a dollar bill to him anymore. So his funding came from foreign investors and banks.
 
It's been obvious for a long time that Trump is hiding something. That's why he won't release his tax returns.


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I would post the PDF but you would ignore it and continue on. It would also confuse you and your ilk.
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JUNE 16, 2017, 3:53 P.M.
Trump's financial disclosure form: It's complicated

The White House on Friday released President Trump's personal financial disclosure, offering the most extensive look to date at his personal finances and the complex portfolio of real estate and other holdings that made him a billionaire.

The 98-page filing with the Office of Government Ethics lists 565 separate roles that Trump holds in his vast business empire, largely LLCs and corporations established to manage his hotels, apartments and golf courses.

It itemizes hundreds of sources of income and other assets, some only in broad ranges that make identifying an exact annual income or overall net worth difficult.

The disclosure also shows debts of at least $315 million in mortgages.

In a statement, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Trump "welcomed the opportunity to voluntarily file" the disclosure form, noting one was not due until his second year in office.

Trump signed off on the release of the document on Wednesday -- his 71st birthday.

The president reported more than $37 million in income from his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., where he traveled regularly during his first months in office and hosted the president of China and prime minister of Japan.

His new Washington hotel accounted for nearly $20 million in income. The property is at the heart of a new lawsuit by the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia. They argue that by his retaining ownership in the hotel and other venture, he violates a constitutional ban on accepting so-called emoluments from foreign states.

Trump also reported $84,292 in income from his Screen Actors Guild Pension.

Royalties from his 1987 book, "The Art Of The Deal," ranged from $100,000 to $1 million, while a 2007 book, "Think Big and Kick Ass," offered little income nearly a decade later.

In March, 180 administration officials released their own financial disclosure forms. Among them were Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, whose form also accounted for Ivanka Trump.

President Obama's 2016 financial disclosure form was far simpler -- and just eight pages long.

Vice President Mike Pence reported far fewer assets and decidedly less complex personal finances, consisting of his salary as governor of Indiana and participation in the state pension program.
 
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Duh--Da--you clearly have never been served with a Grand Jury Subpoena.

No, I'm not a Democrat. And I am not saying I would not show. I would show up with a newspaper and read it while my lawyer answered, 'My client invokes his 5th Amendment Right'. It worked for Lois Worm-er...
 
Very interesting development.

WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump’s former chief strategist, was subpoenaed last week by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to testify before a grand jury as part of the investigation into possible links between Mr. Trump’s associates and Russia, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
Bannon Is Subpoenaed in Mueller’s Russia Investigation

Today the House Intelligence committee has Steve Bannon front and center. We may get some leaks out of that. Be assured it will not be reported on FOX NEWS.

Under direct testimony--we might get a lot out of Steve Bannon. Like why did he say--this is all about the "money laundering."
Lately Trump and Bannon have been eating each other--
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Friends no more. It was Steve Bannon who turned Trump into the Angry White Guy President. According to Michael Wolff's book "Fire & Fury." Now that Bannon has been fired from the White House & been fired from Brietbart.com, and been called crazy by Trump, & attacked by Trump's family--(Donald Trump jr.) and is now living out in the gutter somewhere, he could actually be seeking a little retribution.

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Trump has this nasty habit of firing people that know a little too much about him. Michael Flynn who has worked out a plea deal with Robert Mueller, and now Steve Bannon.

And of course former FBI director James Comey.


Another failed regressive liberal prediction.
Mueller issues Steve Bannon subpoena in special counsel Russia probe

Mueller issues Steve Bannon subpoena in special counsel Russia probe


learn the definition of regressive first.

what prediction hasn't come true, child?
 
What’s in Donald Trump’s
104-Page Financial Disclosure?



By GREGOR AISCH, ALICIA PARLAPIANO and KAREN YOURISH MAY 18, 2016

Donald J. Trump’s financial disclosure form, which all presidential candidates are required to file, was released by the Federal Election Commission on Wednesday. The form includes estimates of his assets, income and debt since the beginning of 2015, but it provides much less specificity than his tax returns would, should he release them. RELATED ARTICLE

Assets: At Least $1.5 Billion
While the Trump campaign claims that the candidate’s net worth is more than $10 billion, the figure cannot be verified with the disclosure form, because the largest range for a single asset’s worth is “over $50 million.”

Including at least:

$687 million in real estate and development from ownership in properties like Trump Tower, 40 Wall Street and 1290 Avenue of the Americas

$550 million in golf courses and resorts, including Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla.

$100 million in hotels

$58 million in a fleet of aircraft, including his Boeing 757 jet, often referred to as Trump Force One

$6 million in vineyards

$4.3 million in entertainment ventures including a modeling agency and Trump Productions, producer of the Apprentice

Income: At Least $615 Million
The bulk of what Mr. Trump reported as income over the filing period came from his golf courses and resorts and from condominium sales and rents from his real estate developments. The disclosure he released in 2015, which covered a similar period of time beginning in January 2014, showed income totaling at least $380 million.

Including at least:

$336 million in revenue from resorts and golf courses

$109 million in rent and condo sales

$49 million in revenue from the sale of the Miss Universe organization and other beauty pageant revenue

$13 million from operation of the Wollman ice skating rink in Central Park

$12 million from restaurant food and beverage sales

$9 million from licensing the Trump name

$1.2 million in book royalties

$800,000 in speaking fees

Stock and Funds: At Least $61 Million
Mr. Trump has invested a small portion of his assets in hedge funds, mutual funds and stocks.

Including at least:

$25 million in a hedge fund managed by BlackRock

$22 millionin stocks through Barclays Bank, Oppenheimer, Deutsche Bank, and J. P. Morgan

These investments earned him at least an additional $4 million in interest, capital gains and dividends during the filing period.

Liabilities: At Least $315 Million
The bulk of the 16 liabilities listed by Mr. Trump consists of mortgages, maturing between 2016 and 2029.

Each of these carries a debt of at least $50 million:

Trump Tower (mortgage)

40 Wall Street (loan)

Trump National Doral (mortgage)

Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago (springing loan)

Trump Old Post Office development (loan)
 
It's been obvious for a long time that Trump is hiding something. That's why he won't release his tax returns.


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I would post the PDF but you would ignore it and continue on. It would also confuse you and your ilk.
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The White House on Friday released President Trump's personal financial disclosure, offering the most extensive look to date at his personal finances and the complex portfolio of real estate and other holdings that made him a billionaire.

The 98-page filing with the Office of Government Ethics lists 565 separate roles that Trump holds in his vast business empire, largely LLCs and corporations established to manage his hotels, apartments and golf courses.

It itemizes hundreds of sources of income and other assets, some only in broad ranges that make identifying an exact annual income or overall net worth difficult.

The disclosure also shows debts of at least $315 million in mortgages.

In a statement, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Trump "welcomed the opportunity to voluntarily file" the disclosure form, noting one was not due until his second year in office.

Trump signed off on the release of the document on Wednesday -- his 71st birthday.

The president reported more than $37 million in income from his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., where he traveled regularly during his first months in office and hosted the president of China and prime minister of Japan.

His new Washington hotel accounted for nearly $20 million in income. The property is at the heart of a new lawsuit by the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia. They argue that by his retaining ownership in the hotel and other venture, he violates a constitutional ban on accepting so-called emoluments from foreign states.

Trump also reported $84,292 in income from his Screen Actors Guild Pension.

Royalties from his 1987 book, "The Art Of The Deal," ranged from $100,000 to $1 million, while a 2007 book, "Think Big and Kick Ass," offered little income nearly a decade later.

In March, 180 administration officials released their own financial disclosure forms. Among them were Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, whose form also accounted for Ivanka Trump.

President Obama's 2016 financial disclosure form was far simpler -- and just eight pages long.

Vice President Mike Pence reported far fewer assets and decidedly less complex personal finances, consisting of his salary as governor of Indiana and participation in the state pension program.

president Obama's was 8 pages long because he had few business interests once he became a senator.

Donald still hasn't shown his tax returns.
 
It's been obvious for a long time that Trump is hiding something. That's why he won't release his tax returns.


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I would post the PDF but you would ignore it and continue on. It would also confuse you and your ilk.
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The White House on Friday released President Trump's personal financial disclosure
Not his tax returns.

A financial disclosure has giant assumptions and guesstimates in it.

Nothing like a tax return.

I also believe Trump hides his tax returns from you rubes because he doesn't want you to see all the deductions he took for donating to left wing causes.
 
Trump insults everyone.

Everyone.

Republicans, Bannon, Democrats, his fellow candidates, friends, ex-friends, the Clintons, Mexicans, Muslims, refugees, immigrants, whoever Fox News is pissed at today, every world leader North, West, South, or East.

But never, ever, ever does Trump insult Putin.

Ever.

No matter how many crimes Putin commits, Trump is silent.


Putin must have Trump's balls in a vise somehow. And the only thing that matters to Trump is wealth. Money. Assets.

Trump must have assets which Putin can flush on a whim. Or evidence of Trump's money laundering of Russian profits. Like Manafort.

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Every time that Mueller farts, the left goes nuts and every time they think that “this is it”, “we have him now!”

It’s sad and hilarious at the same time. The left in America is truly sick.
 
It's been obvious for a long time that Trump is hiding something. That's why he won't release his tax returns.


**
I would post the PDF but you would ignore it and continue on. It would also confuse you and your ilk.
**
JUNE 16, 2017, 3:53 P.M.
Trump's financial disclosure form: It's complicated

The White House on Friday released President Trump's personal financial disclosure, offering the most extensive look to date at his personal finances and the complex portfolio of real estate and other holdings that made him a billionaire.

The 98-page filing with the Office of Government Ethics lists 565 separate roles that Trump holds in his vast business empire, largely LLCs and corporations established to manage his hotels, apartments and golf courses.

It itemizes hundreds of sources of income and other assets, some only in broad ranges that make identifying an exact annual income or overall net worth difficult.

The disclosure also shows debts of at least $315 million in mortgages.

In a statement, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Trump "welcomed the opportunity to voluntarily file" the disclosure form, noting one was not due until his second year in office.

Trump signed off on the release of the document on Wednesday -- his 71st birthday.

The president reported more than $37 million in income from his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., where he traveled regularly during his first months in office and hosted the president of China and prime minister of Japan.

His new Washington hotel accounted for nearly $20 million in income. The property is at the heart of a new lawsuit by the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia. They argue that by his retaining ownership in the hotel and other venture, he violates a constitutional ban on accepting so-called emoluments from foreign states.

Trump also reported $84,292 in income from his Screen Actors Guild Pension.

Royalties from his 1987 book, "The Art Of The Deal," ranged from $100,000 to $1 million, while a 2007 book, "Think Big and Kick Ass," offered little income nearly a decade later.

In March, 180 administration officials released their own financial disclosure forms. Among them were Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, whose form also accounted for Ivanka Trump.

President Obama's 2016 financial disclosure form was far simpler -- and just eight pages long.

Vice President Mike Pence reported far fewer assets and decidedly less complex personal finances, consisting of his salary as governor of Indiana and participation in the state pension program.


what G said..

stupid shit RW's dont know the difference between a tax return and a financial statement - and those dumb bastards want to run the country.

:haha:
 

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