Trump wore Silk Pajamas and Old Spice

[Samori Toure]

The Cohen is now on the stand. More fuggery.

The prosecution had also sought to bring Alan Weiselburg in from Rikers.


1 hr 21 mins ago
Sara Boboltz

Judge Says Allen Weisselberg’s Severance Deal Can’t Be Introduced​

In the ongoing question of whether or not ex-Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg will be called to testify, Merchan provided one update Monday, saying that he would not allow Weisselberg’s severance agreement with the Trump Organization to come into evidence. It would be used to explain his absence, Merchan said, not to satisfy the prosecution’s burden of proof.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

She can say whatever she wants, but she STILL let him hit






eff Trump and her

Would you vote for a candidate with no stroke?

 

[Samori Toure]

32 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Trump Repeatedly Asked Cohen To Renegotiate Bills, Threaten Reporters​

Cohen testified that he was often asked to renegotiate bills with vendors. At one point, Trump asked Cohen to look at around 50 bills from vendors that provided services to the now-defunct Trump University. Almost all of them accepted a deal where they were paid just 20% of the amount invoiced.

Asked whether he occasionally threatened to sue individuals and companies, Cohen said yes. As an example, he spoke about calling media organizations if they had printed something that “angered” Trump and threatening to pursue legal action if they did not remove the item.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

What’s the point of paying these hoes!

Nah frfr
Trump aint shyt but damn

 

[Samori Toure]

37 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Cohen Says He Told Trump His Rallies Were Too White​

“While watching the rallies, I had said … one of the things I had noticed was that it was very white. And if you’re going to win, you’re going to need diversity,” Cohen said he told Trump early in his 2016 campaign. Cohen then started a national coalition to spread Trump’s message among more diverse segments of the population.

He then testified about the infamous 2015 Trump Tower meeting between himself, Trump, and AMI CEO David Pecker to coordinate coverage of Trump's campaign. Pecker agreed to publish positive stories about Trump and negative ones about his political enemies. Pecker would also help squash any damaging stories.
https://www.huffpost.com/author/sara-boboltz

 

[Samori Toure]

28 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

‘You Handle It’​

Once Cohen became aware that a former Trump Tower doorman was shopping a story about a “love child” Trump allegedly had, he let the former president know.

He recalled Trump’s reaction: “You handle it.”

Pecker’s American Media Inc. then stepped in to purchase the rights to the story for $30,000. Cohen stipulated that breaking the agreement would lead to a $1 million fine. (Pecker testified earlier in the trial that his researchers determined the story to be false.)
https://www.huffpost.com/author/sara-boboltz

 

[Samori Toure]

19 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Trump's Alleged Reaction To Karen McDougal Story: 'She's Really Beautiful'​

Cohen affirms that he became aware of McDougal’s story about an alleged affair with Trump in June 2016. She was shopping it around to various tabloids, Cohen said.

Asked about the potential impact to Trump’s campaign, Cohen said it would have been “significant.” He immediately went to Trump, in person, and told him about McDougal.

“His response to me was, ‘She’s really beautiful.’ I said, OK, but there’s a story that’s right now being shopped.”

Hoffinger asked whether Cohen made any inferences about the story based on Trump’s response, but the judge sustained the defense’s objection to it, preventing Cohen from responding.

Cohen said Trump told him to “make sure it doesn’t get released,” which he took to mean that “we needed to acquire the story.”

 

[Samori Toure]

Oh shyt. Cohen actually secretly recorded Trump talking about a payment.

Trump was seen doing this and then he farted again.


8 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Secret Trump Tape Played For Jurors (Again)​

Cohen’s secret audio recording of a conversation he had with Trump in person was played for the jury once again. Cohen was simply recording on his phone, using a voice memo function, he said.

On the tape, he tells Trump that The New York Times was trying to get his divorce papers with first wife Ivana unsealed.

“We’re fighting it,” Cohen says on the tape, agreeing that the paper should “never” get the documents.

Cohen then turns to the McDougal matter, saying that he had spoken to Allen Weisselberg about it. He tells Trump that he needs to “open up a company” to handle the $150,000 hush money reimbursement to AMI.

Asked why he needed to do so, Cohen replied, “In order to have separation, keeping it away from Mr. Trump. For privacy purposes and for the benefit of Mr. Trump.” Cohen then tells Trump he would take care of another matter, clarifying in court that he was referring to Pecker’s drawer of documents.

 

[Samori Toure]

12 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Locked Drawer With Trump Docs Caused Concern, Cohen Says​

Cohen affirmed that there was a locked drawer in Pecker’s office containing documents relating to Trump. He was concerned that the documents could fall into the wrong hands, particularly if Pecker changed jobs, so Pecker said Cohen could take over the drawer.

Cohen then testified about recording a conversation he then had with Trump.

“No, ma’am,” Cohen says when asked whether Trump knew he was recording.

 

[Samori Toure]

18 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Trump’s Reaction To Catch-And-Kill Of McDougal Story: ‘Fantastic. Great Job.'​

AMI ended up agreeing to a deal with McDougal that helped rejuvenate her career in addition to the cash payment, providing her with writing opportunities and two chances to appear on a magazine cover.

Once it was all settled, Cohen said Trump told him, “Fantastic. Great job.”

Cohen then recalled having lunch with Pecker at "his favorite Italian restaurant" in September 2016. Pecker "expressed his anger" at not having been repaid the $150,000 to McDougal, allegedly saying he was concerned that the amount was "too much to hide" from his parent company, Cohen testified. (Again, Trump never paid up. In his testimony earlier in the trial, Pecker downplayed his disappointment at not being paid back.)
https://www.huffpost.com/author/sara-boboltz

 

[Samori Toure]

12 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

'Donald Trump, Playboy Man'​

Evoking a teacher-student dynamic, Cohen has spoken several times about informing Trump of all the things he did to save Trump money or preserve his reputation in order to receive “credit.”

Those included squashing an October 2016 Radar Online headline that read: “Donald Trump, Playboy Man.”

 

[Samori Toure]

52 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Cohen Details Shell Company Established To Pay For McDougal's Story​

The shell company was given a boring name — Resolution Consultants LLC — and established on Sept. 30, 2016, for the purpose of reimbursing AMI for the life rights to McDougal's story and for “the other information” it had accumulated on Trump, Cohen said. Pecker told Cohen that he only expected a $125,000 repayment because of the content she was providing the AMI tabloid empire, which he valued at $25,000.

Asked who he understood would ultimately pay the life rights to McDougal's story, Cohen replied, "Mr. Trump."

"What I was doing, I was doing at the direction of and for the benefit of Mr. Trump," he testified.

But "Resolution Consultants LLC" did not end up reimbursing AMI, Cohen affirmed. He said that Pecker told him it was "no longer necessary" because McDougal's Men's Health magazine cover had sold a lot more copies than anticipated, Cohen said, meaning that AMI made "a lot of money" on the deal.

"He felt that even for the $150,000 it was an excellent business deal," Cohen said of Pecker.
https://www.huffpost.com/author/sara-boboltz

 

[Samori Toure]

Big Ben catching strays.

25 minutes ago
Sara Boboltz

Trump Bragged To Cohen That Stormy Daniels Preferred Him To NFL Star​

Once he heard that Daniels was shopping her story about an alleged affair with Trump, Cohen said: “I immediately went to Mr. Trump’s office, knock on the door, ‘Boss, I’ve got to speak with you.’”

Cohen said Trump ultimately told him: “Do it. Take care of it.” Trump also allegedly told Cohen a bit about the 2006 golf tournament where he met the porn actor.

“He told me that he was playing golf with Big Ben Roethlisberger… and they had met Stormy Daniels and others there,” Cohen recalled, adding that Trump expressed the sentiment “that women prefer Trump even over someone like Big Ben.”

Cohen affirmed that he asked Trump whether Daniels’ claim was true, but he did not respond directly, only acknowledging that Daniels was a “beautiful woman.”

(Like Trump, Roethlisberger has been accused of rape and sexual assault. In 2012, Roethlisberger settled out of a civil rape suit filed against him in 2008.)

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Stormy Daniels made the jury laugh, when Trump's defense lawyer asked her if she understood the reason that Trump was indicted. Stormy Daniels asked which indictment because he some other ones.

Yup Jury got their minds made up.. They bout to hit Trump wit the sledge hammer guilty verdict

 

[Samori Toure]

Yup Jury got their minds made up.. They bout to hit Trump wit the sledge hammer guilty verdict

We are literally looking at the potential of a convicted felon running for the Presidency of the Untied States of fugging America.

I mean Cohen is summing this shyt up and it is as clear as day that Trump did this shyt. A person would have to be retarded to not understand this shyt, but Trump is probably hoping that there are some retards on that jury.