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He is malfunctioning. Hasn't received his monthly payment from Russia.
Chrisbot has issues. Pray for him.
He is malfunctioning. Hasn't received his monthly payment from Russia.
You quoted me almost an hour later.Chris with the quick edit.
There was no quick edit only you getting confused, per.
Sure I care. I like your video game takes and I think you have knowledge on the subject.
You're just on the crazy side when it comes to politics which is too bad.
It’s like people thinking Manafort is not a true patriot.
We know how to ID our patriots in this country by God.
WELL IF WE DIDNT WE COULDNT TELL EM APART
Nothing will happen to those people.
Michael Cohen just issued bombs announcement about flipping on Trump for Mueller
As of Tuesday, Michael Cohen has signaled to friends that he is “willing to give” investigators information on the president if that’s what they are looking for.
“He knows a lot of things about the President and he’s not averse to talking in the right situation,”
Cohen’s pick for legal representation is also no ambulance chaser.
Guy Petrillo is a former chief of the criminal division of the US attorney’s office in Manhattan.
Petrillo is a well-respected former prosecutor who has ties to the same US attorney’s office that is investigating Cohen.
Cohen had indicated a willingness to cooperate for the sake of his family.
“He feels let down by him and isolated by him,”
https://washingtonpress.com/2018/06/...p-for-mueller/
Buyers tied to Russia, former Soviet republics paid $109 million cash for Trump properties
Buyers connected to Russia or former Soviet republics made 86 all-cash sales — totaling nearly $109 million — at 10 Trump-branded properties in South Florida and New York City, according to a new analysis shared with McClatchy.
Many of them made purchases using s companies designed to obscure their iden ies.
“The size and scope of these cash purchases are deeply troubling as they can often signal money laundering activity," said Rep. Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee and a former federal prosecutor.
"There have long been credible allegations of money laundering by the Trump Organization
which, if true, would pose a real threat to the United States in the event that Russia were able to leverage evidence of illicit financial transactions against the president."
There's nothing illegal about accepting cash for real estate. But
transactions that do not involve mortgages — which account for one in four residential purchases in the country — raise red flags for law enforcement officials as it could be a way to commit fraud or launder money.
Gil Dezer, who operates six buildings that bear Trump's name on Sunny Isles Beach, which is nicknamed "Little Moscow," acknowledged that Russian buyers are attracted to the Trump name.
"They have been buying in Miami for over 20 years and love branded everything, from their Versace clothing to the Rolls Royces they buy," he said in a statement. "They buy branded quality goods and that's why they bought homes at Trump."
But he said virtually all real estate purchases between 2008 and 2013 were cash because the recession made mortgages largely unavailable. "If it wasn’t for our wealthy buyer group we would have made no sales," he said
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/poli...210477439.html
Trash, Pootin's Manchurian Candidate, sold, bought, and delivering every day.
For what, Chris?
Probably your face.
Chris punts again.
ruh roh
What are you saying is on those laptops, Chris?
Probably your face.
Definitely your white flag.
^ takes are strong with this one
Definitely you trolling.
I asked Chris for his take just like I ask you for your take, Darrin.
You both your pants.
Pedo porn, no doubt.
Shipping manifest for child sex slaves.
As I recall, the only people saying the laptops were destroyed were Deep State Conspiracy s. So I guess they were wrong?
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