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Sep 27, 2020 11 tweets 4 min read Read on X
Here. We. Go. ⁦

@realDonaldTrump⁩ has paid basically zero taxes for years. nytimes.com/interactive/20…
So much big news here. The 18 key takeaways are outlined here. nytimes.com/2020/09/27/us/…
This whole massive package is worth careful reading. Gem after gem. @russbuettner @susannecraig @mmcintire Image
And oh by the way Image
Trump personally made $2.3 million from Miss Universe in Moscow — thanks in part to billionaire close to Putin. Image
This is not the image of a successful businessman. nytimes.com/interactive/20… Image
I love love love that there is a “proceeds from fame” calculation. Image
For those wondering about the personal guarantees on @realDonaldTrump’s loans, that was a requirement that Deutsche Bank imposed starting in 2012 because of Trump’s history of defaults. He agreed to guarantee the vast majority of his Doral, Chicago & Old Post Office loans. Image
Deutsche Bank execs including Rosemary Vrablic and Tom Bowers examined Trump’s financials and concluded that the only way to make him big new loans was if the bank had recourse to his personal assets.

Trump didn’t have much choice. Other banks wouldn’t work with him.
And that is how we’ve ended up in a situation where the US president owes hundreds of millions to a foreign bank that can seize his personal assets if he doesn’t repay what he owes.
There’s a recently published book that explains this in a lot more detail. 😉

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Breaking: Federal prosecutors in Boston have filed criminal charges against three men for a string of attacks on the homes of @laurenchooljian and another @nhpr journalist last year. Story coming soon @nytimes

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The complaint says that "a close personal associate" of Spofford orchestrated the attacks. ImageImage
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Many elite hospitals offer “concierge services” to the rich.

That’s not what is happening here. NYU is providing expedited care to VIPs in its *emergency room,* where care is supposed to be provided based on medical necessity, not patients’ wealth or status.
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Why? How? At what cost?

Today @nytimes is publishing a 4-part investigation into this industry. 🧵🧵
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