Special counsel is investigating President Trump for obstruction of justice, new report says

The Financial Times reported Thursday morning that Felix Sater, former business partner of President Donald Trump with deep ties to the Mafia and Russian government, is cooperating in an international investigation into an alleged money-laundering network. Sater has a history of channeling money from prominent families in the Eastern bloc into Trump properties. This could pose problems for Trump, given Sater’s history of outing former close associates in exchange for immunity.
RICO?
 
The Financial Times reported Thursday morning that Felix Sater, former business partner of President Donald Trump with deep ties to the Mafia and Russian government, is cooperating in an international investigation into an alleged money-laundering network. Sater has a history of channeling money from prominent families in the Eastern bloc into Trump properties. This could pose problems for Trump, given Sater’s history of outing former close associates in exchange for immunity.[/


http://www.newsweek.com/trump-russia-felix-sater-real-estate-632690
 
which polls? the ones that were adjusted just in front the election by changing their sample size to templates which I suggested -- or the polls which had clinton with big leads using slanted samples for months and months leading up to the election.

I predicted the unskewing on the thread you participated in.
abc nbc ppp cbs were crooked as can be with very slanted templates. ABC poll shed 10 points in a bout a week by change their samples.
You should always take the mean. One or the other can be an outlier. Throw out the high and low and take the mean of the remaining. That's proved extremely reliable.
 
You should always take the mean. One or the other can be an outlier. Throw out the high and low and take the mean of the remaining. That's proved extremely reliable.

That's what he does for climate change data, he takes the mean of the spread but with poll data, he only looks at the extremes. A perfect case of curve fitting data to a belief system.
 
If there was ever any doubt that this forum has gone alt-right, you have put all such doubts to rest.
Actually, my impression (I certainly can't prove it with a reliable survey) is that alt right "thinking" is abnormally represented among traders in general, and particularly among short term traders, i.e., gamblers. I don't know why exactly, and haven't thought about it much; just accepted what seems like the obvious, to me anyway.
 
They'd have to prove knowledge of those activities. This guy may confirm said knowledge.

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