"In a sworn deposition from this past April, former President Donald Trump told New York officials that he was too busy "saving millions of lives" as president to run his company, let alone commit business fraud, a transcript released Wednesday revealed."So you were too busy for the company?" Kevin Wallace, a lawyer for New York Attorney General Letitia James, asked early in the seven-hour deposition, referring to the years since 2015, when Trump first ran for president."In a way, yeah," Trump responded."Yeah, I think you can say it. It's another way of saying it. I was very busy. I was - I considered this the most important job in the world, saving millions of lives," Trump added."
www.businessinsider. com/trump-busy-savin g-world-from-nuclear -holocaust-comm"I think you would have nuclear holocaust if I didn't deal with North Korea. I think you would have a nuclear war, if I weren't elected," Trump said of his four years in office."And I think you might have a nuclear war now if you want to know the truth," he continued.

@skutfarcus : Typical Trump running of the mouth. Despite Cuomo's fall, this is still one of the greatest slap downs of Orange Hitler.

@skutfarcus : Get your updated MAGAwear.

@mypeez :

Trump's Truth Social deal facing 'catastrophic threat' of having to return $300 million to investors
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Donald Trump's venture into social media with the creation of Truth Social could come to a screeching halt in the near future if the merger with Digital World collapses and he faces ending up with nothing from the deal that has been pending for two years.

 

According to a new report from the Washington Post, there is a Sept. 8 deadline for the merger to close or be extended and, should it fail, Digital World will be compelled by law to return $300 million to investors.

 

The Post's Drew Harwell is reporting, "With the $300 million Digital World had already raised from investors, Trump Media & Technology Group, creator of the pro-Trump social network Truth Social, pledged then that the merger would create a tech titan worth $875 million at the start and, depending on the stock's performance, up to $1.7 billion later," before adding, "Now, almost two years later, the deal faces what could be a catastrophic threat."

 

As the report notes, the past two years have been chaotic with executive departures, accusations of insider trading, and an $18 million settlement over accusations executives misled investors and the SEC.

 

According to Jay Ritter, a University of Florida finance professor, "The deal does seem to be running out of time. You can't just keep getting extensions forever."

 

"Digital World needs 65 percent of the shares held by its nearly 400,000 investors to vote 'yes' on the deadline extension; unvoted shares are counted as 'no' votes. If the extension fails, Digital World said in a filing in July that it would 'cease all operations except for the purpose of winding up' and repay investors at a price of about $10.24 per share - far below what many shareholders paid," the Post is reporting.
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Judge rules Donald Trump is liable in the second E. Jean Carroll defamation case, with a jury to decide damages in January.

Why does it take until January to state what the damages are?

Unbelievable.

@CCubs : Good question. Seems like court dockets are filling up fast these days.