...the government responded by running to court, court ordered that prosecutors could go to Trump and start seizing documents. And then this happened...3 
...another one, this one Alan Garten's. Trump was insured for a project he threw his name on. But if he put in a claim, the insurance rates would have climbed. So, they denied there was insurance. Then they let the insurance lapse, and when they confessed, none was available...4
...continuation...Garten says the 5 year "mistake" was his...5
...so they got one of their employees to lie about the lack of any emails, saying that there was no server and that the company didn't use them. The judge called them liars...5
...and soon, the fact that this was a lie came out in court. The person who filed the false affidavit testified that it was a lie. And, as always, nothing happened to them...6
...in fact, even in years when they are under subpoena to produce documents, the Trump Organization wipes every computer of all of their data, something that no company does. Criminal enterprises do, though...7
...even when they agreed to search for emails that they first declared didn't exist, they limited the search so much that they avoided producing relevant records, making sure that the key issue - whether Trump knew something prior to 2000 - would not be disclosed...8
...so the judge finally kicked Trump's butt, forcing them to turn over their servers to allow for an inspection. And surprise surprise - all of the data pre-2001, the evidence that was key to the entire lawsuit - had been deleted....9
...it is all of a kind: refusing to comply with Congressional subpoenas, refusing to comply with lawsuit orders while president. He wont stop. And this time, he needs to be indicted for it and the Trump Organization deemed a racketeering enterprise.
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