A Headline to make Americans Proud....

[spanone]

[thbobby]

1. trump making America Great Again! nt

[Iliyah]

2. GOPs are panicking

and blaming everyone except t-rump. Sad.

[sinkingfeeling]

3. A two year old could catch the POS lying.

[erronis]

21. imagine having this p.o.s. as a relative! a husband (in name only).

Perhaps the only hope his children have is that their mothers slept around as much as he does.

[lindysalsagal]

27. Most 2 year olds would be better liars!

[malaise]

4. You know you're up shit creek without a paddle when even your lawyers

know you're a LIAR

[spanone]

5. in other words, he will be lying and we're worried he COULD get caught.

What a fucking moron

so proud of the 'president'

[malaise]

8. From n2doc's thread

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100210195122

[spanone]

17. Bwahahahahahaaaaa.....👍🏼

[lindysalsagal]

28. Nope. Not buying it.

Too many words. .....

[malaise]

29. LOL

I love the last one 'opening your mouth'

[Wounded Bear]

6. Word is his own lawyers won't meet with him one-on-one...

because that way they can't verify what he said. Would love to see Trump squirm in front of a Grand Jury.

[Pepsidog]

20. Never trust your client is a good motto for a criminal defense lawyer to follow

especially if that client is the notorious, skilled, world class liar named Trump. No doubt at some point he will turn on his lawyers. Think of this, top DC legal talent will not represent an alledged billionaire. Trump is so lacking in character that even top rate lawyers will have nothing to do with him. As a criminal defense lawyer I represent some pretty unsavory characters. Trump should be a lawyers dream, unlimited source of funds to mount a defense, a dream client. But he is so reviled, his flawed character is so obvious that even the alllure of unlimited fees aren’t enough to attract DC’s best legal talent. Moreover, were I representing Trump I would definitely have another from my office sitting in on a meeting with Trump followed up by a letter to him outlining strategy/recommendations etc. In NJ it is ok to record your conversations with another person so I would record any meetings with Trump as well. Thief’s, rapists, molesters, drug dealers, I have represented them all but would never represent a guy like Trump. That’s where I draw the line!

[erronis]

22. "a lawyers dream, unlimited source of funds" - maybe he doesn't have free access to those funds

because they are all IOUs to some notorious international gangsters - he'd have to ask permission for a few million more rubles.

Wouldn't you demand an up-front retainer equal to the maximum amount you will spend on this "project"? You could pay back overages just in case your client was cooperative and wasn't guilty and didn't need representation for the next 20 years in the pen. Just in case...

[Pepsidog]

24. True thats why I wrote alledged billionaire . Most likely Trump

is cash poor. I believe he has used campaign funds to pay some lawyers. A real billionaire could put up a 5 to 10 million dollar retainer with ease. Trump’s wealth is all smoke and mirrors and I suspect you are correct he is up to his eyeballs in debt. Word has it that the premier law firms wouldn’t touch Trump. Looks more like he couldn’t afford the retainer that a top legal firm would command so he settled for what appears to be a a mom and pop legal team. If it were me facing Mueller’s team and I had the resources Trump supposedly has, I would hire the best lawyers in the country and pay them whatever they wanted liquidating assets if need be to pay the retainer no matter how extraordinary.

[csziggy]

26. 'The guy wont pay and he wont listen': Four top law firms refuse to represent Trump

Four top law firms turned down requests to represent Trump
Michael Isikoff
Yahoo News
June 6, 2017

Top lawyers with at least four major law firms rebuffed White House overtures to represent President Trump in the Russia investigations, in part over concerns that the president would be unwilling to listen to their advice, according to five sources familiar with discussions about the matter.

The unwillingness of some of the country’s most prestigious attorneys and their law firms to represent Trump has complicated the administration’s efforts to mount a coherent defense strategy to deal with probes being conducted by four congressional committees as well as Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller.

The president’s chief lawyer now in charge of the case is Marc E. Kasowitz, a tough New York civil litigator who for years has aggressively represented Trump in multiple business and public relations disputes — often with threats of countersuits and menacing public statements — but who has little experience dealing with complex congressional and Justice Department investigations that are inevitably influenced by media coverage and public opinion.

<SNIP>

“The concerns were, ‘The guy won’t pay and he won’t listen,’” said one lawyer close to the White House who is familiar with some of the discussions between the firms and the administration, as well as deliberations within the firms themselves.

More: https://www.yahoo.com/news/four-top-law-firms-turned-requests-represent-trump-122423972.html

[Pepsidog]

30. Wow that says all you need to know about Trump

[csziggy]

31. That and the way he treated his nephew after the death of his brother

The Trump Files: When Donald Took Revenge by Cutting Off Health Coverage for a Sick Infant

Natalie Schreyer
Aug. 25, 2016 10:00 AM

<SNIP>

The story begins after the death of Trump’s father, Fred Sr., in 1999. As David Cay Johnston explains in his book The Making of Donald Trump, Fred Sr. had written a will after the death of his oldest son, Fred Jr., known as Freddy, in 1981. The will left the majority of Fred Sr.’s wealth to Donald and his surviving siblings. Freddy’s family was largely cut out.

When Fred Sr. died, Freddy’s children sued, claiming that the will “had been ‘procured by fraud and undue influence’ by Donald and the other surviving siblings,” according to Johnston.

Johnston writes that medical insurance had consistently been provided to the family through Fred Sr.’s company. This coverage was crucial for Freddy’s grandson (Donald’s grandnephew), who suffered from seizures and later developed cerebral palsy. So crucial, in fact, that a letter sent from a Trump lawyer to the insurer after the patriarch’s death in 1999 said that “all costs” for the sick child’s care should be covered, regardless of caps on the plan or medical necessity, according to Johnston. That didn’t last long.

A week after the lawsuit was filed in court, Freddy’s son (Donald’s nephew) received a letter informing him that the health insurance would be discontinued, meaning his ill son would be left without coverage. Donald openly admitted to the New York Daily News that he and his siblings took this action out of revenge.

More: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/trump-files-donald-sick-infant-medical-care/

[lark]

7. Duh!

If his ass lips are moving, he's lying. He will absolutely lie to Mueller, probably with every word he speaks after he states his name.

[Chakaconcarne]

9. make America GRATE again

[judesedit]

11. I LOVE THAT! It's perfect. You should make hats and t-shirts.

[robbob]

19. Most deplorables wouldnt get it...

They probably spell great “g-r-a-t-e” normally...

[syringis]

10. Sarcastically speaking...

...They should worried Mueller catch Trump saying the thruth...

[judesedit]

12. You're right. And that is exactly what they're afraid of

[lagomorph777]

13. Actually, I think that's a big part of their worry.

He tends to shoot off his mouth, such as in the Lester Holt interview.

[logosoco]

18. That does not seem sarcastic at all!! Seems more like the truth! nt

[Wounded Bear]

25. If he tells the truth, he's probably admitting to committing a crime...

if he lies, he's committing perjury.

[syringis]

34. Hello Wounded Bear

Mueller thoughts :

Flip the coin. Heads, I win, tails, you lose...

[Wounded Bear]

37. Yeah, Trump is getting painted into a corner, for sure...

[spanone]

32. that would be the real corker....

[Hayduke Bomgarte]

14. Could?

Hell, that's a given. The man can't utter a sentence without lying. Usually, an immediately provable lie.

[yuiyoshida]

15. at this point

A CHILD COULD CATCH him lying!

[Enoki33]

16. Any competent attorney would be worried. I believe that more public taunts

like that of Joe Scarborough saying he is too stupid to testify might just get him to meet with Mueller.

[spanone]

23. The 'president' of the United States cannot be trusted to tell the truth.... Under Oath.

i'm trying to let that sink in.....

[arthritisR_US]

36. Common, your president lies on tape at

least 3times a day, calls the true news media fake news, promotes the propaganda networks as gospel, goes
after your national security agency’s as sone kind of conspirators, put people in
charge of all your agencies that will gut
them for financial gain at your expense.
Now he wants a military parade, like a
dictator rightfully wants... wake up people
or you’re truly fecked.

[Cha]

33. Like little Liar fish in a barrel

[arthritisR_US]

35. Duh