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Ho ho ho... interesting. I wont put much faith in it unless there starts to be more verification, but - that is certainly an interesting potential scenario. And the park bench meeting thing has struck me as extremely strange from the get go. What lawyer intentionally pisses off the judge like that, and why are all these sketchy people hanging with him while he is doing it. Very very odd...
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More about the taxi medallion business
A useful tool for laundering money
Plus a useful tool for people engaged in prostitution and gambling as a way to funnel traffic...
So whoever wrote this is a big circle jerk is wrong. Time and again we keep finding out there is more there there and that a nothing burger weighs 2 lbs and has 12 slices of bacon and cheese.
I already here the "Right" saying...
"So what if Cohen really went to Prague? You can't prove he was doing anything wrong."
I wouldn't bet they don't find evidence--
It wouldn't surprise me if Cohen didn't keep records or maybe an audio file of conversation telling someone he did pay off those hackers...
Check the news
More about the taxi medallion business
A useful tool for laundering money
Plus a useful tool for people engaged in prostitution and gambling as a way to funnel traffic...
If it turns out true it would be substantially worse that what I was expecting and I already thought they were dirty as hell.... I figured, bit of money laundering here, bit of intimidation there, add a dash of shady business deals.... if that scenario is right it would be catastrophically worse than that.
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Check the news
More about the taxi medallion business
A useful tool for laundering money
Plus a useful tool for people engaged in prostitution and gambling as a way to funnel traffic...
It becomes suspicious when the total cash on the books per day exceeds this amount:
# of cabs * hour of meter time * 24
I read where Cohen reportedly owned 120 cabs.
It makes sense he got out of the cab business and into real estate since he could no longer hide so much cash.
So tell us Hannity, exactly why were you getting legal advice from Cohen on real estate?
If it turns out true it would be substantially worse that what I was expecting and I already thought they were dirty as hell.... I figured, bit of money laundering here, bit of intimidation there, add a dash of shady business deals.... if that scenario is right it would be catastrophically worse than that.
Define catastrophically...
Constitutional crisis
What do you see the die-hard GOP Trumpsters doing when this really hits the fan
And Trump's kids were totally involved with his business
Ivana went to Azerbijan and worked on the hotel that was financed partially with Iranian Revolutionary Guard money Trump Tower Baku--
Of course there is no proof--as in court evidence under oath--
But it is in Azerbijan--would you expect the oligarchs in the deal to be put on trial???
"If those relationships are real"....
That's a joke right...
Michael Cohen owned an interest in the "social club" used by the Russian mob as a quasi headquarters--
His uncle owned the club and gave all the nieces and nephews an interest
Cohen owned his until recently according to his uncle----but there is no real proof he divested himself of it...
You know how the mob likes to keep things in the family...
Boyhood friend with Felix Sater whose father was an underboss for one of the largest, more powerful Russian mob families
Although Sater did turn federal witness and testified against Russian co-conspirators
He got a minor fine and no jail time
If Hannity was not a client, then why was Cohen forced to reveal his name? It's obvious that Cohen considered Hannity a client. Therefore, attorney client privilege does apply.
Hannity's statements were to the affect that he had asked Cohen for advice on several occasions. However, Cohen had never officially represented him in any case. Perhaps to you that does not entitle him to "attorney client privilege." But your opinion isn't what governs. It is the law that governs.
And, no, that was not the only article I read, however it was included as a link from other articles, which I also read. So what?
Hannity said he is not a client numerous times so one of them is lying. Which one do you think it is?
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