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MSNBCs Lawrence ODonnell analyzes Donald Trumps first day in court in New York Attorney General Letitia James civil fraud suit against him, including the many lies Trump told today about Attorney General James and the judge overseeing the case. - Aired on 10/02/2023.
Deuxcents
(19,723 posts)And what is exposed is a big fat lie dressed up like a savvy billionaire who actually is a fraud.
Rhiannon12866
(222,238 posts)Deuxcents
(19,723 posts)Hes better than everyone else. He has bought into his own imaginary exceptionalism that anyone dare to oppose or challenge him, its his right to destroy it as he sees fit. The money and power, which was ill gotten, only made him more dangerous.
Rhiannon12866
(222,238 posts)Due to her poor health. But she then gave birth to both Donald and his younger brother, so wasn't there in his earliest years because she was often hospitalized. The only caretaker was his eldest sister who was only a child herself - and his father had no interest in young children. So Donald grew up to be a bully, looking for attention, and when he reached his teens he was so incorrigible that his parents sent him away to military school...
Deuxcents
(19,723 posts)Now, its time for accountability and hes a scared pathetic little man.
Justice matters.
(7,513 posts)Defrauding banks, insurance companies, state and country taxpayers along with stiffing workers and contractors.
And sexually assaulting "beautifuls" bragging "they let" him "do it"
Deuxcents
(19,723 posts)Rhiannon12866
(222,238 posts)His first failures were the casinos - even though his father sent his driver to buy $3 million in chips - which did not help. And his father was fined for not having a gaming license. He was so desperate for money that he attempted to disinherit his siblings - until his mother found out. And he ended up selling his father's lucrative business at a loss because he was so desperate for money, he never had enough. Mary Trump talks about this in her book.