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1. I'm not clear how @Twitter makes money from @Trump. But @Facebook does and if it is pushing fraudulent content for profit, it raises an issue of wire fraud. IMO #MuellerReport was a litigator's dream come true full of RICO predicate acts.
2. @facebook can be burried under hundreds of costly Civil RICO cases or worse. Because Trump continues to work on his business, he lacks a clear line between personal business and official-political speech. So courts might let the cases proceed and Facebook would be forced to
3. defend its failure to enforce its own rules related to Trump who pays them to allow him to commit the crime of wire fraud. I need to look at the issue a bit more closely but I can say with certainty @facebook attorneys are warning the company especially because under
4. Sarbanes-Oxley failure to disclose acruing liablity can be a separate crime that could impact the board that may violate 10(b)(5) when they fail to report it. Other than Trump's attacks litigation cost-benefit of ending Trump hate speech is obvious and keeping it indefensible.
