âDemocrats on the House Intelligence and Financial Services committees have subpoenaed Deutsche Bank and multiple other banks seeking information about President Donald Trumpâs finances âand the lenders business dealings with RussiansââŚâ
âPaging Justice Kennedy, Justice Anthony Kennedy, please pick up the white courtesy phone.â
Il Douche is really gonna regret using Deutsche BankâŚ
I wonder if trump will actually hear the political/metaphorical âbulletâ with his name on itâŚ
Perhaps it will emanate from Deutsche Bank.
If Chump and his ill-favoured gang of legal beagles are spending all their time running around trying to (is quash the right word?) subpoenasâŚthey wonât have as much time to devote to other ratflogging. They canât stop them all I am guessing.
That will leave a mark, going after Trumpâs finances is what enrages him, because he knows he is exposed there. I think there was a bit of distraction as well by the Democrats here, getting everyone to focus on the taxes while they put this together as a surprise. It wonât stop people from demanding âSubpoenas for everyone or the Democrats are weak!!!â, but it shows there is a coordinated plan going on to get as much information as they can about the financial details and see if they can uncover Trumpâs money laundering past.
Remember, Deutsch Bank paid a hefty US fine for laundering Russian mafia money. It is alleged Trump Org has a lot of debt with this bank. Spawn 2 says they get a lot of money from Russia. Wonder if any dots can be connected? Cheeto Jesus is going to wish he never entered politics.
Butbutbut the GOP has nothing to hide???
My first thought as well.
Oh, how I hope this envelopes Kennedyâs kid and, of course, Daddy Kennedy himself. I would loooooooove for both of them to be tried and convicted of whatever crimes possible.
A guy like Trump is going to present lots of opportunities to get information about him from their parties like Deutsche Bank. The third parties will fight to keep from turning over the documents, because they fear the power of the president, but in the end, the Democrats will get them.
Further thought: If the DOJ gets involved, Dems should scream bloody murder. Trumpâs dealings with the bank have nothing to do with Trumpâs presidential duties.
The House Financial Services Committee â Chaired by One Maxine Waters. The one Dipstick constantly calls âLow IQ.â Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan Chase and Bank Of America are âengaged in productive discussionsâ about the Congressional subpoenas.
That sound you hear is Rep. Waters signing subpoenas with one hand while putting a sensible yet fashionable high heel in Donnieâs groin. Savor the subtle power moves of Auntie Maxine, ladies and gentlemen.
All this is very good and bracing news. But with DOJ leadership corrupted, who will enforce a contempt of Congress citation when invariably parties refuse to cooperate? The Deutsche Bank response is troublingly duplicitous. Whereâs the âfully cooperatingâ bit?
Yes, obduracy and prevarication looks bad and thereâs the court of public opinion, but when has that lot ever cared about it.
I hope Trumpâs lawyers kept a Word doc or Google doc of that letter they sent to his accounting firm. Sounds like theyâre going to need to send some more of those âWe demand you break the law to protect the presidentâ letters.
Has Gym Jordans cried sweet tears of outrage yet?
Weasel should be sending a letter to them saying to ignore it shortly.
and why did Kavanaughâs debts disappear right be3fore his congressional hearing?
Dirty deeds, to be done somewhat dirt cheap.
Working on my taxes. What do you want to bet Iâm paying more than Cheeto Jesus?
ETA: Check is bigger this year on same income. Difference was $10K cap on state income tax. Thanks Dumbass and your bitch, Mitch.
Apparently, during Justin Kennedyâs tenure in DB, he was responsible for approx. $1B loans to Individual1.
How did Justin Kennedy manage the risk in granting loans to Individual1, since Individual1âs financial statements does NOT add up ie inflated assets and omitted other loans, not conforming to GAAP or IRS valuation methods?
Was Justin Kennedy putting the shareholders of DB at risk by approving very risky loans?
Just wonderingâŚ
A spokesperson for Deutsche Bank told the Times the bank was âengaged in a productive dialogueâ with the committees.
As long as that dialogue produces documents and testimony, Iâm OK with it.