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1/4: With Dorian bearing down on Florida, recalling when my lawyers asked President Trump under oath about an $18.3 million insurance payment for hurricane damage to Mar-a-Lago. He pocketed a chunk of that but couldn’t recall how much damage there was:
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2/4: When my attorney asked Trump during a 2007 deposition if he ever plowed his huge insurance payment back into Mar-a-Lago, he pointed out that “under the insurance plan you didn’t have to” even though “the hurricane really did tremendous damage.”
3/4: “What kind of damage specifically did you have to the property from these hurricanes?” my lawyer asked.
“I don’t remember that; I really don’t,” Trump replied. “They did appraisals.”
He said that Matt Calamari, a Trump Org exec, had all the answers
“I don’t remember that; I really don’t,” Trump replied. “They did appraisals.”
He said that Matt Calamari, a Trump Org exec, had all the answers
4/4: As the AP noted: "Palm Beach records showed no permits for construction on that scale after the storms. The only permits that appear hurricane-related were $3,000 in repairs to outdoor lighting and the vacuuming of sand from the property’s pool."
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