and Trump gets slammed in the New York fraud case with more to come and the continued

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here please forget I said anything so Jim Garrity no big

surprise but the the number was still shocking kind of like the e-e-gene carol

defamation case 350 million dollar penalty for this business

fraud case against Donald Trump where, as we've discussed before, he clearly exaggerated

his numbers to get better interest rates on loans, but it was also a victimless crime. No one lost any money.

Everyone, you know, these are sophisticated financial players, they're making their own evaluations

of how much this stuff is worth, but Donald Trump was totally body slammed in New York.

What do you make of it?

Well, both this and the developments we saw down in Georgia,

where Fawney Willis, apparently it's funny, it's not Fanny Willis,

as I've heard.

Some people use her name, describe, you pronounce her heard. Some people use the term, her name,

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