Bank executive destroys New York, New York's case against Trump and the loan case stating it's not unusual. Folks, listen. Please, please, please listen to this, okay? Donald Trump, he was the whole New York fascist case against Donald Trump. He inflated values of his property to get better loan terms. Wow, you were a bank and you would actually use those inflated values. You'd be pissed off, right? Well, what's the problem? Even if they were inflated, which you can agree with or not, it doesn't matter. The bank doesn't care. Why? Because they said so in court. D bags on the left. Look, a Deutsche Bank AG executive told the court in New York on Tuesday that it's not unusual for loan clients to overstate their net worth. And that the bank does its own due diligence in determining eligibility for loans. Well, it gets better. Another executive testified that the bank had benefited from its business relationship with Trump and it wanted to... I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That the bank had benefited from its business relationship with Trump and it wanted to continue that relationship. Not only are they not angry at Trump, they wanted to continue the relationship. It's not funny. Wait, wait. Bring that back up. Bring it up. All of which runs against... I say bring it back. I can still read it. I want you to see. All of which runs against Attorney General Letitia James' civil fraud case against Trump. Quote, here's a quote at the end of the piece, "There was no one harmed by alleged overestimates of his worth." Listen, I know it's not funny, but you need to understand. I need you to say, okay, you beaming in on me right now. Two I's beaming right here. It's going to get crazy. It's serious time, right? Okay. It's going to get crazier.
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AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2023-12-08 posts below. Not written by their author.
Legal Siege Day: Trump Systematically Targets Every Judge and Prosecutor Across All Active Cases
Trump spent December 8 almost entirely consumed by his legal battles, firing off 25 posts dominated by attacks on the judges and prosecutors handling his cases. The morning was the most heated, with back-to-back rants about the New York fraud trial, the January 6 case, and the E. Jean Carroll verdict — including a flatly false claim that he was "found NOT GUILTY." Between the legal salvos, his team posted endorsements and favorable links to project campaign normalcy, and the evening closed with a coordinated three-part attack on Ron DeSantis over COVID. The overall mood was combative and defensive, with an unusually high number of posts naming and dehumanizing specific legal officials.