Cohen will reportedly be on the stand next week, testifying for the prosecution. I would estimate a high probability that Pendejo Naranja violates his gag order.
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Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [jmh]
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Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [Barks&Purrs]
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Several of Trump’s bestest friends appeared in court to support him. How embarrassing for them & their families. I cannot imagine what conversations in their families must be like. The list includes:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) attended court with Trump on Thursday.
Jeanine Pirro, Fox News host and former judge, was in the court's overflow room on Tuesday.
Eric Trump (he’s already numb to details about his dad’s issues.)
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, joined Eric Trump at the trial late last month. Patxon called the case "a travesty of justice." It’s a travesty of something, Ken.
Susie Wiles, senior adviser to Trump's 2024 campaign.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
Natalie Harp, an aide who prints out news for Trump to read.
Jason Miller, an aide in Trump's former campaigns, has rejoined his campaign.
Boris Epshteyn, former White House aide and Trump's adviser, who was indicted in Arizona last month for 2020 election subversion.
I'm constantly amazed at Trump's ability to zombiefy seemingly intelligent people. But all of these grifters are deeply flawed for wanting to lick Trump's balls.
Tim Scott really surprises me - ever since "I love you, Man" he has constantly embarrassed himself. I suppose he'll be the VP pick for all of his efforts.
I only swim.
I used to run. (31:09 10k)
I never did Triathlon.
Sue me.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [ike]
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iron_mike wrote:
Rick_pcfl wrote:
Sweeney wrote:
sosayusall wrote:
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Asked about Trump's indictment, Daniels deadpans: "There are a lot of indictments." Necheles: I move to strike that your honor. Overruled.Trump's lawyers seem to have nothing so they are attacking the character of a porn star. She's a porn star, what did you expect; mother Theresa?!
And she's a pretty sharp cookie. She's turning everything right back around on the fat smelly guy with the orange hair.
It would seem that they'd have done better to just leave it alone and say ''We have no questions for this witness''. They'd have been better of.
Glenn Kirschner from youtube (former federal prosecutor) said that when he had a witness like Cohen or Stormy, he would bring it up in his opening statement. He would say something to the effect of "We know that Cohen has been found guilty and has served time. We would prefer to choose witnesses with a clean record. But it is important to remember that he is a witness because trump chose him to work with."
Same could be said with Stormy. "We know that Stormy is a porn actress, but trump chose to sleep with her - so that's why we called her as a witness".
so i'm confused on this point:
what facts are in dispute on this front? does trump categorically deny that he had sex with daniels? or does he just deny the subsequent stuff (payment, campaign expenses, etc).
According to the judge, in Todd Blanche’s opening argument he denied the affair with Stormy. Not sure of the exact words, but that was the gist of it.
danke.
so the official argument is "i didnt have sex with her, but paid hush money to make it go away (rather than deal with, say, suing her).
or does he also deny making the hush money payment?
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Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [ike]
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According to the judge, in Todd Blanche’s opening argument he denied the affair with Stormy. Not sure of the exact words, but that was the gist of it. Something else interesting about the opening statements is that Trump's team said that they did not reimburse cohen, that they paid him legal fees. Now, there are multiple pieces of evidence that there was a reimbursement. 1) a trump tweet saying that it was a reimbursement, 2) a conflict of interest form, and 3) court documents related to stormy daniels defamation cases in California.
It has to be incredibly hard for trump's legal team to overcome lying about multiple things in their opening arguments in a fraud case (now we have the sex + the reimbursement vs. legal fees)
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [geetee]
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Cohen will reportedly be on the stand next week, testifying for the prosecution. I would estimate a high probability that Pendejo Naranja violates his gag order.It will probably depend if Cohen violates the judge asking him to not comment on the case this weekend. If he opens his mouth outside of court then he is fair game.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [LacticacidMCB]
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LacticacidMCB wrote:
geetee wrote:
Cohen will reportedly be on the stand next week, testifying for the prosecution. I would estimate a high probability that Pendejo Naranja violates his gag order.It will probably depend if Cohen violates the judge asking him to not comment on the case this weekend. If he opens his mouth outside of court then he is fair game.
Maybe fair game to also get a fine or other penalty. I don't know the court rules, but I I'd hope the official policy isn't, "If everyone's threatening each other in public in the middle of the trial, then it's all good."
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [trail]
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trail wrote:
LacticacidMCB wrote:
geetee wrote:
Cohen will reportedly be on the stand next week, testifying for the prosecution. I would estimate a high probability that Pendejo Naranja violates his gag order.It will probably depend if Cohen violates the judge asking him to not comment on the case this weekend. If he opens his mouth outside of court then he is fair game.
Maybe fair game to also get a fine or other penalty. I don't know the court rules, but I I'd hope the official policy isn't, "If everyone's threatening each other in public in the middle of the trial, then it's all good."
no, i believe "naw, he started it" is an well-established legal precedent
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Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [Skuj]
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Skuj wrote:
Barks&Purrs wrote:
Several of Trump’s bestest friends appeared in court to support him. How embarrassing for them & their families. I cannot imagine what conversations in their families must be like. The list includes:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) attended court with Trump on Thursday.
Jeanine Pirro, Fox News host and former judge, was in the court's overflow room on Tuesday.
Eric Trump (he’s already numb to details about his dad’s issues.)
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, joined Eric Trump at the trial late last month. Patxon called the case "a travesty of justice." It’s a travesty of something, Ken.
Susie Wiles, senior adviser to Trump's 2024 campaign.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
Natalie Harp, an aide who prints out news for Trump to read.
Jason Miller, an aide in Trump's former campaigns, has rejoined his campaign.
Boris Epshteyn, former White House aide and Trump's adviser, who was indicted in Arizona last month for 2020 election subversion.
I'm constantly amazed at Trump's ability to zombiefy seemingly intelligent people. But all of these grifters are deeply flawed for wanting to lick Trump's balls.
Tim Scott really surprises me - ever since "I love you, Man" he has constantly embarrassed himself. I suppose he'll be the VP pick for all of his efforts.
There is talk down here in Texas that if Trump is Elected he will make Ken Paxton the US Attorney General. If you thought it was bad before, you haven't read much about Paxton. He will blow the minds off of every liberal and progressive in the country and with Trump as his boss, it will get wild and wacky really quick.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [SDG]
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SDG wrote:
Skuj wrote:
Barks&Purrs wrote:
Several of Trump’s bestest friends appeared in court to support him. How embarrassing for them & their families. I cannot imagine what conversations in their families must be like. The list includes:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) attended court with Trump on Thursday.
Jeanine Pirro, Fox News host and former judge, was in the court's overflow room on Tuesday.
Eric Trump (he’s already numb to details about his dad’s issues.)
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, joined Eric Trump at the trial late last month. Patxon called the case "a travesty of justice." It’s a travesty of something, Ken.
Susie Wiles, senior adviser to Trump's 2024 campaign.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
Natalie Harp, an aide who prints out news for Trump to read.
Jason Miller, an aide in Trump's former campaigns, has rejoined his campaign.
Boris Epshteyn, former White House aide and Trump's adviser, who was indicted in Arizona last month for 2020 election subversion.
I'm constantly amazed at Trump's ability to zombiefy seemingly intelligent people. But all of these grifters are deeply flawed for wanting to lick Trump's balls.
Tim Scott really surprises me - ever since "I love you, Man" he has constantly embarrassed himself. I suppose he'll be the VP pick for all of his efforts.
There is talk down here in Texas that if Trump is Elected he will make Ken Paxton the US Attorney General. If you thought it was bad before, you haven't read much about Paxton. He will blow the minds off of every liberal and progressive in the country and with Trump as his boss, it will get wild and wacky really quick.
Paxton is a nutcase, how he isn't in jail is beyond me. Texas just proves do as I say not as I do.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [iron_mike]
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iron_mike wrote:
trail wrote:
LacticacidMCB wrote:
geetee wrote:
Cohen will reportedly be on the stand next week, testifying for the prosecution. I would estimate a high probability that Pendejo Naranja violates his gag order.It will probably depend if Cohen violates the judge asking him to not comment on the case this weekend. If he opens his mouth outside of court then he is fair game.
Maybe fair game to also get a fine or other penalty. I don't know the court rules, but I I'd hope the official policy isn't, "If everyone's threatening each other in public in the middle of the trial, then it's all good."
no, i believe "naw, he started it" is an well-established legal precedent
It appears to be as far as the gag order goes. The judge has allowed responses to comments outside the court.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [Skuj]
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Skuj wrote:
Barks&Purrs wrote:
Several of Trump’s bestest friends appeared in court to support him. How embarrassing for them & their families. I cannot imagine what conversations in their families must be like. The list includes:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) attended court with Trump on Thursday.
Jeanine Pirro, Fox News host and former judge, was in the court's overflow room on Tuesday.
Eric Trump (he’s already numb to details about his dad’s issues.)
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, joined Eric Trump at the trial late last month. Patxon called the case "a travesty of justice." It’s a travesty of something, Ken.
Susie Wiles, senior adviser to Trump's 2024 campaign.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
Natalie Harp, an aide who prints out news for Trump to read.
Jason Miller, an aide in Trump's former campaigns, has rejoined his campaign.
Boris Epshteyn, former White House aide and Trump's adviser, who was indicted in Arizona last month for 2020 election subversion.
I'm constantly amazed at Trump's ability to zombiefy seemingly intelligent people. But all of these grifters are deeply flawed for wanting to lick Trump's balls.
Tim Scott really surprises me - ever since "I love you, Man" he has constantly embarrassed himself. I suppose he'll be the VP pick for all of his efforts.
Perhaps I am missing something but there does not appear to be a seemingly intelligent person on that list. Basically a bunch of deplorables.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [Nutella]
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Nutella wrote:
Skuj wrote:
Barks&Purrs wrote:
Several of Trump’s bestest friends appeared in court to support him. How embarrassing for them & their families. I cannot imagine what conversations in their families must be like. The list includes:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) attended court with Trump on Thursday.
Jeanine Pirro, Fox News host and former judge, was in the court's overflow room on Tuesday.
Eric Trump (he’s already numb to details about his dad’s issues.)
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, joined Eric Trump at the trial late last month. Patxon called the case "a travesty of justice." It’s a travesty of something, Ken.
Susie Wiles, senior adviser to Trump's 2024 campaign.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
Natalie Harp, an aide who prints out news for Trump to read.
Jason Miller, an aide in Trump's former campaigns, has rejoined his campaign.
Boris Epshteyn, former White House aide and Trump's adviser, who was indicted in Arizona last month for 2020 election subversion.
I'm constantly amazed at Trump's ability to zombiefy seemingly intelligent people. But all of these grifters are deeply flawed for wanting to lick Trump's balls.
Tim Scott really surprises me - ever since "I love you, Man" he has constantly embarrassed himself. I suppose he'll be the VP pick for all of his efforts.
Perhaps I am missing something but there does not appear to be a seemingly intelligent person on that list. Basically a bunch of deplorables.
At this point I would say anyone who supports trump is a deplorable. Honestly there are no redeeming qualities, I mean it, I can't think of one quality I would want to have that trump holds.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [SWEDE63]
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SWEDE63 wrote:
SDG wrote:
Skuj wrote:
Barks&Purrs wrote:
Several of Trump’s bestest friends appeared in court to support him. How embarrassing for them & their families. I cannot imagine what conversations in their families must be like. The list includes:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) attended court with Trump on Thursday.
Jeanine Pirro, Fox News host and former judge, was in the court's overflow room on Tuesday.
Eric Trump (he’s already numb to details about his dad’s issues.)
Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, joined Eric Trump at the trial late last month. Patxon called the case "a travesty of justice." It’s a travesty of something, Ken.
Susie Wiles, senior adviser to Trump's 2024 campaign.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
Natalie Harp, an aide who prints out news for Trump to read.
Jason Miller, an aide in Trump's former campaigns, has rejoined his campaign.
Boris Epshteyn, former White House aide and Trump's adviser, who was indicted in Arizona last month for 2020 election subversion.
I'm constantly amazed at Trump's ability to zombiefy seemingly intelligent people. But all of these grifters are deeply flawed for wanting to lick Trump's balls.
Tim Scott really surprises me - ever since "I love you, Man" he has constantly embarrassed himself. I suppose he'll be the VP pick for all of his efforts.
There is talk down here in Texas that if Trump is Elected he will make Ken Paxton the US Attorney General. If you thought it was bad before, you haven't read much about Paxton. He will blow the minds off of every liberal and progressive in the country and with Trump as his boss, it will get wild and wacky really quick.
Paxton is a nutcase, how he isn't in jail is beyond me. Texas just proves do as I say not as I do.
Speaker of house in Texas tried to impeach him but didn't work out. He would be a sledgehammer for Trump if Trump wins and appoints him US AG.
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [SDG]
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Trump's lawyer spend 2 hours calling him the ''Orange Turd''. Stormy made her look like a fool;
https://www.youtube.com/...BJndkfzNuo&t=26s
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''Sweeney - you can both crush your AG *and* cruise in dead last!! 😂 '' Murphy's Law
https://www.youtube.com/...BJndkfzNuo&t=26s
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''Sweeney - you can both crush your AG *and* cruise in dead last!! 😂 '' Murphy's Law
Re: Trump Hush Money Trial [Sweeney]
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Trump's lawyer spend 2 hours calling him the ''Orange Turd''. Stormy made her look like a fool; https://www.youtube.com/...BJndkfzNuo&t=26s
That's comedy gold. Definitely no subtext there!
Q: Ms. Daniels, is the person you refer to as the 'Orange Turd' sitting in the courtroom?
A: Yes.
Q: Please point to the Orange Turd.
<Daniels points>
Q: Ms. Daniels, I'm curious how you settled on 'Turd'. Why not Skidmark, Shitstain, Dung Beetle or Excrement?
geetee wrote:
Sweeney wrote:
Trump's lawyer spend 2 hours calling him the ''Orange Turd''. Stormy made her look like a fool; https://www.youtube.com/...BJndkfzNuo&t=26s
That's comedy gold. Definitely no subtext there!
Q: Ms. Daniels, is the person you refer to as the 'Orange Turd' sitting in the courtroom?
A: Yes.
Q: Please point to the Orange Turd.
<Daniels points>
Q: Ms. Daniels, I'm curious how you settled on 'Turd'. Why not Skidmark, Shitstain, Dung Beetle or Excrement?
Time and again trump's lawyer got owned by Stormy. I almost felt bad for the lawyer, talk about "flushing" your career down the toilet.