Losing: Trump loses fraud case as lawyers ask if his sons must move out
Anti-Trump sign: "DON'T FORGET: This guy's awful but he's only a SYMPTOM!"
(MSNBC) Sept. 27, 2023: A New York judge ruled ex-Pres. D. Trump committed fraud for years by exaggerating the value of his assets in financial statements, adding that Trump is living in a “fantasy world.”
(The Young Turks) UAW (United Auto Workers Union) President Shawn Fain SHREDS Trump
Sept. 26, 2023: Pres. Fain TRASHED Ex-Pres. Don Trump and his phony and pathetic attempts to try to appear to identify himself as a pro-labor, pro-blue collar ally. Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur discuss.
There's nothing phony about me.
Take your anti-TDS pills, it's time for some more derangement syndrome inducing words from indicted co-conspirator, twice-impeached, convicted financially fraudulent businessman, and Jan. 6th criminal Trump, faking speaking to union members. All he could get were the optics of doing so when actually being rejected, speaking instead to a fake crowd put together for him of all non-union workers. Who dares call it "fake news"? It's PR, public relations, propagandistic populist fakery. Fake, fake, fake future leader of the free world...from prison. Because if there's one thing we're sure of, it's "Elect a clown, expect a circus."
Trump speaking to NON-union workers: UAW won't have him
(The Jimmy Dore Show) Since when is bumbleheaded Biden any better with labor? Just out for votes.
MSNBC’s Ari Melber breaks down the latest fraud ruling rocking The Trump Organization. (Check out The Beat's playlist: msnbc.com/ari. Connect with Ari Melber: instagram.com/arimelber)
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Kevin Hart groans as blonde sports a "You are my Rock, my Dwayne, my Johnson" t-shirt.
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Oliver Anthony speaks out after turning down $8 million music industry offer
(Country Cast) Aug. 17, 2023: Country music viral sensation Oliver Anthony (Christopher Anthony Lundsford), singer of "Rich Men North of Richmond" has now spoken out publicly regarding his multi-million-dollar record label offer.
Oliver Anthony made it very clear where he stands when it comes to being bought by Hollywood/Nashville. Oliver Anthony means every word he sings in "Rich Men North of Richmond."
Fox News' Laura Ingraham: CNN seething over Oliver Anthony’s success
Marketability, New Country for sales and a slot at Stagecoach and the Grand Ole Opry
Oliver Anthony leech: "I Want to Go Home" with Filly's fiddle
(Ayla Schofield) Aug. 25, 2023: Special thanks to OA for his inspirational song!
Hope y'all enjoy this version with me as eye candy. Like this version? Check out my original songs on my upcoming EP.
The acoustic version of my original song "Silent" is out now. open.spotify.com/album/07Prn6...
Buddhist Darby Crash (who's about as Mexican as Morrisey, who's not Mexican at all, except maybe that he's an honorary Mexican because we love his BIG emotions) of LA's early hardcore punk bandThe Germs had a great song idea in "Lexicon Devil" alongside Native Pat Smear's guitar riffs.
We sing it to ourselves sometimes. It's great to be brown, to be somewhere in between Black and white, darker than yellow, lighter than red. It feels like being green. But what a diverse raza or race, very beautiful and inclusive of all others. Eva Longoria's on the team, and here she comes with her directorial debut about an urban legend of who really invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos. Was it Richard Montañez? At least one Frito-Lay Corporate employee says no way. It was her.
Actor Eva Longoria is beautiful, right? Who knew she could direct movies, much less socially relevant ones? If Benny Affleck and Matty Damon can cash in on Michael Jordan's fame, why not Longoria? Who knew an hermano (Richard Montonez) created the horrible for our health but tasty has heck chip Flamin' Hot Cheetos? These Black kids once made a great rap video about it:
"Lock him up, lock him up, lock him up!" over-the-Hillary Clinton was probably singing in her bathroom on the toilet, while Trump's friend Billy C. probably was saying, "Come on, Hill, don't be mean."
NEW YORK, New York -
Ex-Pres. Donald Trump has been indicted by a New York grand jury today (Thursday, 3/30/23), FOX News confirms.
Trump is facing at least three (3) other active criminal investigations, including federal charges, so his troubles are far from over.
This is the first criminal case ever brought against a former U.S. president and an extraordinary development after years of investigations into his criminal business, political, and personal dealings.
(NBC News) LIVE: Grand jury votes to indict Trump for falsifying business records. But since this misdemeanor was done in the furtherance of another crime, it's a felony.
Prosecutors from the office of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg have been presenting evidence to the grand jury and calling witnesses since January.
This week, the hearings ended and the grand jury determined enough evidence existed to indict Trump – which, in New York, is the equivalent to issuing a formal felony charge.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Former Pres. Trump has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury
(6abc Philadelphia) Streamed live at 2:40 pm Los Angeles time. [When is the perp walk, and where will the mugshot be posted?]
Power feels so good, doesn't it, Joe?! - Shush!
A New York grand jury has voted to indict former President Donald Trump after investigating hush money payments made on his behalf during his 2016 presidential campaign (federal charges), sources tell ABC News.
The grand jury has been probing Trump's involvement in an illegal $130,000 payment made in 2016 to the porn star Stormy Daniels to keep her from going public about a sexual encounter she said she had with the orange Republican years earlier. #donaldtrump#politicsMore
Per, a Buddhist monk in America, opens up. He talks about his difficulties living as a monastic in a country with a culture so different from his own. Excerpted from "Blue Collar and Buddha," an anthropological documentary about Laotian refugees living in America. More at:
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