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Oh, there was much to be said about Mr. Calk during the Manafort trial.
I remember this line well from an email authored by Calk re: one of Manafort's loans:
“I look to your cleverness to understand the underwriting."
BACKGROUND: courthousenews.com/banker-takes-w…
I remember this line well from an email authored by Calk re: one of Manafort's loans:
“I look to your cleverness to understand the underwriting."
BACKGROUND: courthousenews.com/banker-takes-w…
From my trial coverage: In an email, Manafort requested Dennis Raico, former senior vice president at Federal Savings Bank, to provide him with a copy of Calk’s resume. Prosecutors asked why the request was made.
“He wanted to serve in the Trump administration,” Racio replied.
“He wanted to serve in the Trump administration,” Racio replied.
“Were you often asked to pass messages between Mr. Manafort and Mr. Calk?”
Racio said he was and that it frequently made him “uncomfortable.”
Racio said he was and that it frequently made him “uncomfortable.”
I distinctly remember thinking to myself: If the allegations are true, it's only a matter of time until Calk is charged. And here we are.
More here:
courthousenews.com/paul-manafort-…
courthousenews.com/paul-manafort-…
And here: courthousenews.com/banker-takes-w…
Since Mr. Calk is facing charges in NY, my colleague @KlasfeldReports will have the skinny:
