There's still no specific reference to the statement about hating black guys counting his money.Not only will we do that, but first let's post the complete quote:
"I’ve got black accountants at Trump Castle and at Trump Plaza—black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day. Those are the kind of people I want counting my money. Nobody else. . . . Besides that, I’ve got to tell you something else. I think that the guy is lazy. And it’s probably not his fault because laziness is a trait in blacks. It really is; I believe that. It’s not anything they can control."
Get that? The writer's a "fucking loser" and at the same time what he wrote was 'probably true'. Considering his subject in the book was Donald Rump, and by writing about Rump the author was serving Rump's interests by publicizing him, yeah perhaps "fucking loser" is accurate. But so is the quote.
>> In an interview in 1999 with Playboy, Trump dismissed O’Donnell (the biographer) as a “fucking loser,” but not before conceding “the stuff O’Donnell wrote about me is probably true.” << --- Slate
You're welcome.
Oh by the way you'll find a link to the housing discrimination suit on that same page.
>> Trump settled the case two years later without admitting guilt, but as part of the deal he was required to provide the New York Urban League with a weekly list of all apartment vacancies for two years. <<
You'll find that right before the paragraph about the Central Park Five, an accusation he has STILL to this day never backed down from, even after the perpetrator was caught, confessed, and the Five were cleared by DNA evidence. You know, the same way you have STILL to this day never admitted how you got pawned by a fake blog claiming a political convention took place on wet Wisconsin trolley tracks. In December.
More hearsay. Post a quote of Trump making that statement or him saying he made it. I'm not interested in anything some leftwing hack claims he said.
Actually I just did that. See the reference to the Playboy interview above.
I'm not aware of this writer's political positions, or if he even has any, and I'll bet the house you aren't either. Doesn't matter; the quote has nothing to do with politics, and Rump already confirmed it.
Funny how you're "not interested in anything some leftwing hack claims", and yet when some rightwing hack fake blogger posted a picture of wet Wisconsin trolley tracks and called it a political convention you came in your pants.
Is that what's smeared all over your face? Picked cherries?
When you click on the link to the playboy interview you get a "404 error," so no you didn't. Furthermore "stuff" is meaningless. What "stuff" is he referring to?
That's Slate's bad link. If you knew how to use the internets you could have found the original, here.
Then again if you knew how to use the internets you wouldn't be in the position of trying to tell readers that the 1924 Democratic convention took place on some trolley tracks in Wisconsin a month after the election had already happened, now would you?
Say, remind us again why "Liberals aren't liking" that 93-year-old photo? I forget. Oh wait, you never explained it.
So you're going to sit here and deny the quote sitting right here on this page is sitting right here on this page. Just as you posted this bullshit blog about a set of Wisconsin trolley tracks, got busted on it, and still can't man up to it.
You're a lying hack and a complete waste of time and dismissed.