Nobody is going to do anything and nothing is going to happen to him. The end.
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BTW⌠noticed this today when looking up more info about Mr Hankey. About Us â Knight Insurance Group A car dealership owner! HAH!
With a family history in the automobile business, Mr. Hankey acquired Midway Ford in 1972 and the dealershipâs business flourished. During the 1980s, the organization acquired additional dealerships to its growing portfolio and established a firm foothold in the financial services industry. Today, financial services comprise a major part of the organizationâs success.
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The deal is getting worse all the time.
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Trump lawyers: Weâre gonna ask you to dismiss this case on totally stupid grounds. Now donât fuck up and actually dismiss it! That will get you removed and weâll hafta deal with a real judge. So just say no so youâll look impartial, okay?
Cannon: Okay
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Wowow Neal sounds like trumps in deep doo doo
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Itâs a basic 3-page decision with hardly any legal citations. Itâs formulaic and demonstrates no real comprehension of the issues.
I guess her clerks have quit (have now been replaced), but itâs like she has more important things to do than spend a bunch of time on complicated legal stuff.
Regarding her clerks: Clerking For Judge Cannon: A Behind-The-Scenes Look
Trump with some deep analysis of Israelâs actions in Gaza.
âAnd the other thing is I hate, they put out tapes all the time. Every night, theyâre releasing tapes of a building falling down. They shouldnât be releasing tapes like that. Theyâre doing, thatâs why theyâre losing the PR war. They, Israel is absolutely losing the PR war,â Trump said.
But short-sellers are finding it difficult and costly to trade in Trump Media. There are roughly 137 million shares in the company, and only around five million of those are available to short-sellers.
Mr. Trump owns about 60 percent of shares, and company executives also hold a chunk of the stock. Company insiders tend not to lend their shares to short-sellers. Big asset managers like BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, which regularly lend out shares, are not major holders of Trump Media, further crimping the supply.
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I think theyâre losing the PR war because theyâre doing things like bombing food aid workers.
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Oh boy I wonder if weâve got a good old fashioned WSB short squeeze coming
They donât like the stock.
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Nah man, gotta be those falling buildings. Greatest PR man on Earth said it.
The real dope here
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/04/04/donald-trump-classified-docs-case-00150642?cid=apn
Legal experts say leaving the question of a possible Presidential Records Act defense open until a trial raises the possibility of Trump being acquitted without prosecutors having any opportunity to get a higher court to review the issue. Under the Constitutionâs double jeopardy provision, prosecutors cannot pursue an appeal once a defendant is acquitted at trial. But they can seek appellate review of certain pretrial rulings. In limited instances, courts also have entertained such appeals while the trial is underway.
Sheâs trying to thread the needle to get him off at trial without having the absurd notion that heâs covered by the Presidential Records Act overruled by an appellate court before the trial. It seems pretty obvious to me.
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I mean how fucking obvious is it that a judge appointed by the defendant should not be so much as sitting for that defendantâs arraignment, never mind trial???
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I think there is a YouTube doc about The One house. Pretty lame house for 126 million, let alone 500 million