Mueller Expands Probe to Trump Business Transactions

We know leftists are very astute when it comes to business. I'm sure they'll do a competent job of investigating.

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I saw this coming weeks ago and said then that Trump should fire Mueller and dare the republican congress to do anything about it. If they tried to impeach Trump, they would be signing their own political death warrants. This is not the '70's when the WashPost could collude with a corrupt FBI official to lynch a president over nothing. Too many people are red-pilled and will not stand for it.

Mueller is actually doing Trump a favor by overstepping the bounds of a proper investigation.
 
Meuller will focus heavily on money laundering and tax evasion , if one shows a loss of a billion in a certain period and follow up making Tens of Billions , you're supposed to pay taxes.
I'm not saying he didn't.
 
Frederick Foresight said:
When Fox starts defending the notion of collusion then you know we are well past the point of "theory."


Maybe so, but I think it will come down more to what has happened in this part of the world and the laws that apply in the US.
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By years end when someone asks about Russian collusion the response will be, with a wink and wry smile, oh yeah, that. When it's all said and done, Trump will still be president, the very unpopular and no message candidate Clinton will still be gathering riches from her slush fund, and the people will watch their government fail to do anything of substance. Congrats. I'm sure there will be plenty of catchy campaign slogans for 2020. I mean, that is what's it's all about, cycle after cycle.
 
Spike Trader said:
Meuller will focus heavily on money laundering and tax evasion , if one shows a loss of a billion in a certain period and follow up making Tens of Billions , you're supposed to pay taxes.
I'm not saying he didn't.
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But I thought the sabotaging of our election process was what's "really" important. LOL. You guys know why you lost. Horseshit candidate named Hillary Clinton. Now you just want to make sure Trump gets stalled out with one fanciful investigation after another.
 
Following up on the Bloomberg story I'd like to comment in particular on the following quotes from Bloomberg.

"Another significant financial transaction involved a Palm Beach, Florida estate that Trump purchased in 2004 for $41 million, after its previous owner lost it in bankruptcy. In March of 2008, after the real estate bubble had begun losing air, Russian fertilizer magnate Dmitry Rybolovlev bought the property for $95 million." ​
I note for our "CRE" guru, WeToddDid2's benefit, that we would like to know what Mr. Trump did with his profit. Perhaps he followed WeToddDid2's fine advice and deferred taxes on his gain with a 1031 transaction.

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From Jody Kriss comes: (underlining is mine)
"(I have my own history in court with the president. Trump sued me in 2006 when I worked at the New York Times, alleging that my biography, “TrumpNation,” had misrepresented his business record and his wealth. Trump lost the suit in 2011; my lawyers deposed him and Sater during the litigation...)​
This I note is the Same Felix Sater who was a regular fixture in Trumps office; yet Trump said he didn't know him well and was not sure he'd recognize him. Yah, right, Mr. Trump!

And there is this also found within the Bloomberg story: (underlining mine)
"Trump has repeatedly labeled Comey's and Mueller's investigations "witch hunts," and his lawyers have said that the last decade of his tax returns (which the president has declined to release) would show that he had no income or loans from Russian sources. In May, Trump told NBC that he has no property or investments in Russia. "I am not involved in Russia," he said.

But that doesn't address national security and other problems that might arise for the president if Russia is involved in Trump, either through potentially compromising U.S. business relationships or through funds that flowed into his wallet years ago. In that context, a troubling history of Trump's dealings with Russians exists outside of Russia: in a dormant real-estate development firm, the Bayrock Group, which once operated just two floors beneath the president's own office in Trump Tower."
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All of this and much, much more raises one big fat question in my mind: If Mr. Trump's business transactions were all on the up and up despite his long history of association with Russian and American Mafia types, why lie?
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