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I don't know... maybe she should give him until the end of the summer.
Of course, they could also sell fireworks out of there for Independence Day...
Of course, they could also sell fireworks out of there for Independence Day...
Not in NYC
Maybe a one-time exception needs to be made. I'm sure NYC would be collectively celebrating if he's forced to clear out of there.
Oh, just because they're illegal doesn't mean they aren't everywhere
It's not legal where I live either, but stores open up selling them anyway. 🤷
Would a flea market full of cheap illegal Chinese counterfeits of high-end fashion items work?
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I feel like this is something John Oliver could make happen
Hmm... that might actually convince me to sign up for Max.
You can watch him on YouTube, it's just shorter and a few days after the original airing, I think.
Unfortunately, not anymore. They didn't put his latest show on YouTube. I got it by sailing the high seas.
But I'll sign up for their stupid service if they do that in exchange.
HBO just made them release it on Thursday now
They are trying to get it back to Monday according to John on Twitter, but who knows
Ohhh, well THAT explains why they put some episode up the other week that i was sure was a rerun. Well, shit. Shiver me timbers, matey.
They should treat his property as respectfully as he treated the historic landmark and art that used to be there when he acquired the property. Demo it with his shit inside.
Unfortunately, that wouldn't be proportional enough. Nothing he has is of any value or has any artistic merit. It's gaudy and everything is covered in fake gold.
But it should happen anyway.
I wonder why he bought Mar-a-Lago from Marjorie Post? Couldn't be that she was a collector of imperial Russian art, could it? How much of that ended up going to Putin over the years?
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If it's what you say I love it, especially later in the summer
Just make sure you get them at the prices he used for tax purposes.
I know it's a joke, but they seize them and then put it up for sale. So they'll get the highest market price someone is willing to pay. (Now if anyone knows how they deal with debt on the property let me know.)
Hm.. sounds like the Saudis may well end up with a way to bail him out then.
Edit: come to think of it, what's to stop Jared and Ivanka from picking up this bill, effectively keeping the property in the family?
Nothing stops them from bidding on the property but if they have the money they could just give it to him so the property wouldn't be auctioned to begin with
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$355 million is a lot of money, especially when he also has other significant judgements against him and a ton of pending legal issues that will require many more millions in attorneys' fees
Any debt leftover after the sale is still owed by the debtor (i.e. big orange one). Of course, if that debtor has no other assets left, you're probably not going to get paid.
As far as I know (not a lawyer, not your lawyer), some legal judgements can be discharged in bankruptcy, while others cannot. I don't know about this judgement. As an example, I believe OJ Simpson is still evading a wrongful death judgement that he cannot escape through bankruptcy.
Another wrinkle: usually in order to appeal a judgement, you have to post an appeal bond that covers the value of the judgement. And the deadlines to do that are often very, very short.
I'm pretty sure they'd have to pay off the creditors first.
And E. Jean Carroll is about to sue his dumb ass again for remarks made earlier this week.
He’s hawking his golden boots and someone started a GoFund Me campaign for him. Who knows what will happen!
What would happen if someone started a GoFundMe for trump and just forgot to give the money to trump?
Fuck I shouldve done that.
There’s still time
Eh I joke but even I with my Scottish derived greed cant put away my morals long enpugh to do it.
Is grifting a grifter even wrong?
It's already been done. One of the organizers got pardoned and the other is in federal prison.
... I wonder if it could work if you actually gave some of the money to Trump but keep most of it as a "salary" and "administrative fees"?
Oh the delicious irony!
You mean like all those border wall go-fund-mes? I think a few of them went to prison and the rest got away.
$790,573 raised of $355,000,000 goal
After four days.
If the courts can just defer the judgment for another few days or weeks… or 4.8 years he’s all set!
Hey if they sustain this rate of participation the GoFundMe should satisfy the judgement in about 6.5 years according to my back of the napkin math. (Assuming the 9% interest compounds annually.)
My front of the napkin math says that with 9% interest compounded monthly, he would need to pay a little over $6 million per month for 6.5 years in order to pay off the $355 million judgment plus almost 32.5% more in interest.
I want that motherfucker so broke he can't even afford to buy a napkin to write on, let alone use to wipe his smarmy-ass mouth.
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get his ass
I don't think there's anything valuable up there
When Letitia James said that she wouldn't run for Governor, Kathy Hochul said....
"That's really bad news for Trump and the NRA"
Yeah, grab that pussy!
Tish James 4 prez
I thought Trump doesn't officially own the trump towers? I don't think he owns anything officially in his own name
He'll be a shareholder, and shares, like any asset, can be seized.
I don't think this is how it works. I don't think Trump owns 'shares' of GMAC or any of the properties that other people purchased.
No he definitely has a pretty substantial real estate portfolio. However, most properties bearing his name are just licensing it and are not owned by him. It’s a good point to make though. I was thinking myself that it will be funny if this makes it very apparent how much Trump has sold his own name out.
Not even looking at entire buildings, Trump owns something like 1400 apartments in NYC alone.
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