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Former Trump Lawyer Jenna Ellis Now Facing Attorney Conduct Probe
https://www.thedailybeast.com/former-trump-lawyer-jenna-ellis-now-facing-attorney-conduct-probe
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Look who is going to lose her law license.
Former Trump Lawyer Jenna Ellis Now Facing Attorney Conduct Probe
https://www.thedailybeast.com/former-trump-lawyer-jenna-ellis-now-facing-attorney-conduct-probe
Trump , Junior , Erik and Princess Ivanka scheduled to testify this week...
Whether or not his numbers are dipping, his freedom and fortune are finally in peril.
The gag order is back in place after Trump attempts to intimidate witnesses... and Trump is already whining about it.
Judge reinstates gag order on Trump in federal election subversion case
https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/29/politics/trump-gag-order-reinstated/index.html
Judge reinstates limited gag on Trump following his post about Mark Meadows
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/judge-reinstates-trump-gag-order-jan-6-case/story?id=104466343
Trump vows to appeal reimposed gag order: ‘It will not stand!’
https://thehill.com/regulation/cour...appeal-reimposed-gag-order-it-will-not-stand/
Judge reinstates gag order on Trump in federal election subversion case
https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/29/politics/trump-gag-order-reinstated/index.html
Judge reinstates limited gag on Trump following his post about Mark Meadows
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/judge-reinstates-trump-gag-order-jan-6-case/story?id=104466343
Trump vows to appeal reimposed gag order: ‘It will not stand!’
https://thehill.com/regulation/cour...appeal-reimposed-gag-order-it-will-not-stand/
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/10/30/investing/leon-cooperman-trump-biden/index.html
Hedge fund billionaire Leon Cooperman, in rare public rebuke of a Republican candidate, says Trump ‘belongs in jail’
By Matt Egan, CNN
3 minute read
Updated 11:16 PM EDT, Mon October 30, 2023
Leon Cooperman, the hedge fund billionaire who has famously clashed with Sen. Elizabeth Warren over her proposed wealth tax, is cautioning voters against returning Donald Trump to the White House.
“It would be terrible for the country if Donald Trump were reelected,” Cooperman told CNN in a phone interview late last week. “He’s a divisive human being who belongs in jail.”
It’s rare for a Wall Street figure to make such critical comments about Trump, at least publicly.
Cooperman, in the past, has donated to mostly Republicans and forcefully battled with Warren over her proposed Ultra-Millionaire Tax.
But the billionaire has previously said he voted for Joe Biden in 2020 “very reluctantly.”
Cooperman told CNN he’s not thrilled with the prospect of a Biden-Trump rematch in 2024, calling them both “bad choices.” Cooperman said he expects neither Trump nor Biden will be their party’s respective nominee next fall. But Cooperman added that if it is a Biden-Trump rematch, he likely won’t vote.
“I’m looking for centrists, not radical left or right,” said Cooperman, who donated to Republican Chris Christie’s 2024 campaign over the summer, according to federal records.
In response, Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung said Trump “will be the nominee and will beat Biden because he’s the only person who can supercharge the economy, secure our border, safeguard communities and put an end to unnecessary wars.”
“Americans want to return to a prosperous nation and there’s only one person who can do that – President Trump,” Cheung said in a statement.
The Biden campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
On the economic front, Cooperman expressed concern about risks posed by the violence in the Middle East.
The CEO of Omega Advisors said he’s “absolutely” worried there will be a financial impact from the conflict, adding that recent selling on Wall Street suggests the stock market is “catching up with reality now.”
The World Bank on Monday warned that a wider war risks pushing global commodity markets, including oil, into uncharted waters.”
A small disruption, such as the one during the Libyan civil war, could lift oil prices to as high as $102 a barrel, according to the World Bank analysis. A medium-level disruption would spike oil to $121 a barrel, while a severe disruption like the 1973 Arab oil embargo could cause oil to skyrocket up to $157 a barrel.
Given the ongoing risks, Cooperman argued the stock market is overvalued relative to corporate profits.
“The question is whether the market deserves to be selling at 18, 19 or 20 times earnings. The answer is no,” he said. “We have a hostile government towards capital. We’re fighting two wars. And we have stupid monetary and fiscal policies that have brought demand forward.”
Cooperman expressed alarm about the lack of fiscal “discipline” in Washington among both political parties, pointing to how the national debt has spiked from $20 trillion in 2017 when Trump took office to more than $33 trillion today.
Hedge fund billionaire Leon Cooperman, in rare public rebuke of a Republican candidate, says Trump ‘belongs in jail’
By Matt Egan, CNN
3 minute read
Updated 11:16 PM EDT, Mon October 30, 2023
Leon Cooperman, the hedge fund billionaire who has famously clashed with Sen. Elizabeth Warren over her proposed wealth tax, is cautioning voters against returning Donald Trump to the White House.
“It would be terrible for the country if Donald Trump were reelected,” Cooperman told CNN in a phone interview late last week. “He’s a divisive human being who belongs in jail.”
It’s rare for a Wall Street figure to make such critical comments about Trump, at least publicly.
Cooperman, in the past, has donated to mostly Republicans and forcefully battled with Warren over her proposed Ultra-Millionaire Tax.
But the billionaire has previously said he voted for Joe Biden in 2020 “very reluctantly.”
Cooperman told CNN he’s not thrilled with the prospect of a Biden-Trump rematch in 2024, calling them both “bad choices.” Cooperman said he expects neither Trump nor Biden will be their party’s respective nominee next fall. But Cooperman added that if it is a Biden-Trump rematch, he likely won’t vote.
“I’m looking for centrists, not radical left or right,” said Cooperman, who donated to Republican Chris Christie’s 2024 campaign over the summer, according to federal records.
In response, Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung said Trump “will be the nominee and will beat Biden because he’s the only person who can supercharge the economy, secure our border, safeguard communities and put an end to unnecessary wars.”
“Americans want to return to a prosperous nation and there’s only one person who can do that – President Trump,” Cheung said in a statement.
The Biden campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
On the economic front, Cooperman expressed concern about risks posed by the violence in the Middle East.
The CEO of Omega Advisors said he’s “absolutely” worried there will be a financial impact from the conflict, adding that recent selling on Wall Street suggests the stock market is “catching up with reality now.”
The World Bank on Monday warned that a wider war risks pushing global commodity markets, including oil, into uncharted waters.”
A small disruption, such as the one during the Libyan civil war, could lift oil prices to as high as $102 a barrel, according to the World Bank analysis. A medium-level disruption would spike oil to $121 a barrel, while a severe disruption like the 1973 Arab oil embargo could cause oil to skyrocket up to $157 a barrel.
Given the ongoing risks, Cooperman argued the stock market is overvalued relative to corporate profits.
“The question is whether the market deserves to be selling at 18, 19 or 20 times earnings. The answer is no,” he said. “We have a hostile government towards capital. We’re fighting two wars. And we have stupid monetary and fiscal policies that have brought demand forward.”
Cooperman expressed alarm about the lack of fiscal “discipline” in Washington among both political parties, pointing to how the national debt has spiked from $20 trillion in 2017 when Trump took office to more than $33 trillion today.
Let's take a look at why gag orders should be in place for all of Trump's trials. And why Trump should be jailed until the trial is over if he violates gag orders.
Trump supporter arrested for threats against Fani Willis and the GA RICO case. "when you charge Trump on that fourth indictment, anytime you're alone, be looking over your shoulder"
'Be looking over your shoulder': MAGA man arrested for threats against Fani Willis
https://www.rawstory.com/fani-willis-maga-trump-threats/