Quick Notes: Why Trump's Fraud (Almost) Conviction Matters
By now, you've heard the news.
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"Trumpâs business empire could collapse âlike falling dominoesâ after ruling"
Donald Trumpâs real estate empire could collapse âlike falling dominoesâ, experts believe, following a New York judgeâs ruling that the former presidentâs business fortune was built on rampant fraud and blatant lies.
According to Michael Cohen, his former attorney and fixer, Trump is already effectively âout of businessâ in New York after Judge Arthur Engoron on Tuesday rescinded the licenses of the Trump Organization and other companies owned by Trump and his adult sons, Eric and Don Jr.
âThe Guardian
Donald Trumpâs real estate empire could collapse âlike falling dominoesâ, experts believe, following a New York judgeâs ruling that the former presidentâs business fortune was built on rampant fraud and blatant lies.
According to Michael Cohen, his former attorney and fixer, Trump is already effectively âout of businessâ in New York after Judge Arthur Engoron on Tuesday rescinded the licenses of the Trump Organization and other companies owned by Trump and his adult sons, Eric and Don Jr.
âThe Guardian
So. Trump's one step closer to being convicted for fraud. Judge Engoron's found him "liable" for committing fraud, inflating his net worth and overstating the values of his various businesses and properties, which is a giant leap towards Trump losing the larger case against him in New York. What does all this mean?