This is the Tom Hartman program.

So what do we do with a criminal ex-president, a man who's got, you know, over 20 credible

allegations of rape and sexual assault against him?

Anyone of which could turn into a criminal indictment.

A guy who has, you know, multiple examples of what certainly looks like to a lay person,

criminal money laundering for foreign oligarchs and foreign drug lords and criminals, you

know, people coming to New York City with literally millions of dollars in suitcases

to give them to Donald Trump and buy real estate, which is one of the most common ways that

these guys launder their money.

A guy who lied to the banks and to the Internal Revenue Service and to the state of New York

about the values of his assets and his liabilities, inflating his assets for the banks, deflating

them for the IRS and the state of New York, and this is called bank fraud and tax fraud.

And that's all well documented.

His niece is now suing him for, I don't know what you call it, inheritance fraud, you know,

his father left in a state of, in today's dollars, about a billion dollars, I think it

was around 500 or 600 million at the time, his father left in a, actually, I'd probably

be closer to two billion in today's dollars, his father left this huge estate.

And Donald Trump got in the middle of it.

First of all, he, as his father was dying of Alzheimer's.

He got his father to sign a document that gave him basically control of the inheritance.

And then he cut off his brother, Fred's family in order to get them to go along, in fact,

they had a child who, a specialties child who had to have, I think he had muscular

...