Trump’s “move” from New York to Florida doesn’t impact where he’ll have to file tax returns next year. It doesn’t impact the New York grand jury’s ability to obtain his tax returns or indict him. It doesn’t impact jurisdiction.
Stop overthinking it. It’s about money. He’s broke.
Stop overthinking it. It’s about money. He’s broke.
Throw in the fact that he’s suddenly selling off his only truly profitable hotel for cash, and it couldn’t be more clear that he’s broke.
Maybe Trump is doing a bankruptcy, maybe not. But the guy is clearly out of money, and for some reason it’s reached a crisis point.
Maybe Trump is doing a bankruptcy, maybe not. But the guy is clearly out of money, and for some reason it’s reached a crisis point.
“But how can Trump be broke when he’s running so many grifts and he’s on the take from foreign governments?”
Same way Rudy just admitted he’s out of money. When you have no legitimate income, and you live off illegitimate payoffs, you keep needing more. You never have enough.
Same way Rudy just admitted he’s out of money. When you have no legitimate income, and you live off illegitimate payoffs, you keep needing more. You never have enough.
It’s not as if Trump is sitting on a pot of cash that he’s grifted during his presidency. When you’re as deeply in debt as he is, grift money just gets you through the day. Service your debt, do a little to keep up lifestyle appearances, and you’re right back to having $0.
Again, Trump is selling off the DC hotel where he makes the biggest chunk of his grift money. He’s giving up a huge amount of future income for cash now. You only do that if you’re flat ass broke, you’re trying to stave off creditors, and you’re worried about surviving the month.
We tend to think of Trump as this wealthy guy because he has a number of assets in hand. But he’s upside down on most of them.
If your broke friend buys a bunch of fancy stuff on credit cards that he can’t afford, it doesn’t suddenly make him wealthy. It makes him more broke.
If your broke friend buys a bunch of fancy stuff on credit cards that he can’t afford, it doesn’t suddenly make him wealthy. It makes him more broke.
Imagine owing billions of dollars to banks around the world. Think about what the interest payments alone each month must be. That’s why a guy like Trump can’t get ahead no matter how many small-time grifts he runs, or how many foreign payoffs he takes.
