Comments by "Above Ground" (@Above-Ground) on "Trump's Ominous 2024 Promise" video.

  1. That's just fascinating, troll...
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  2. Prosecutors moved to enter into evidence a document related to the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust. The document detailed general ledger is limited to "legal expenses" and is for the full calendar year of 2018.The jury is now seeing the voucher records detailing the payments cut to Michael Cohen by Trump Org. accounts payable department. The judge overruled an objection from Criminal Defendant Trump's defense team to that exhibit. The document has been entered into evidence.
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  3. Jeffrey McConney former Trump Organization controller, (who was banned for life from serving any N.Y. company in a financial management capacity) testified it was a "mistake" to send the check from the trust account and not Criminal Defendant Trump's personal account. McConney testified that he was told that Criminal Defendant Trump "should be paying from his personal account," and that's why the account was changed from the trust to Criminal Defendant Trump's personal account.
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  4. "Chaos" within Trump Organization after Criminal Defendant Trump was elected key to defense : The defense is homing in on the "chaos" within the Trump Organization after Criminal Defendant Trump was elected. Q. "Who in the Trump Organization was responsible for preventing and detecting fraud?" asked the prosecutor. A. "Everybody," replied Defendant Trump. OOPs ! Game over.
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  5. Ken Block, whose data mining firm was hired by Criminal Defendant Trump to try and find evidence (the firm did not) to back up the lunatic's wild allegations, said : “Those findings were communicated to the top of Trump’s campaign apparatus.” Trump campaign staff briefed an incredulous chief of staff Mark Meadows. Meadows told Trump in December of 2020 that the voter fraud allegations from top campaign attorney Rudy Giuliani were all bogus. Criminal Defendant Trump lost the 2020 election.
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  6. Late last month, Miami Grand Prix organizers banned a planned fundraising event for Criminal Defendant Trump's presidential campaign within their paddock suite facilities. The event was stopped following a Cease and Desist directive, citing a breach in suite usage terms."It has come to our attention that you may be using your Paddock Club Rooftop Suite for a political purpose, namely raising money for a federal election at $250,000 per ticket, which clearly violates the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix suite license agreement.
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  7. After explaining the nuts and bolts of $420,000 in payments to Michael Cohen, former Trump Org. controller Jeffrey McConney testified further. The jury saw the vouchers detailing the 12 payments of $35,000 made to Cohen by the Trump Organization’s accounts payable department. The vouchers are tied to several of Criminal Defendant Trump's 34 charges of falsifying business records. Further, McConney testified that each of the payments to Cohen was listed as “legal expenses”
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  8. Asked if Trump Org. CFO Allen Weisselberg ever kept him in the dark, Jeffrey McConney, (who was banned for life from serving any N.Y. company in a financial management capacity) answers, "Yes" "You were told to do something and you did it," prosecutor Matthew Colangelo asks. "Yes," McConney replied. He agreed that he was asked to do things he sometimes didn't know anything about.
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  9. You mean the Brownshirts, right?
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  10. Troll.
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  11. According to an ABC News/Ipsos poll produced by Langer Research Associates published on Sunday, 20 percent of his base would either reconsider their support or withdraw their support of Criminal Defendant Trump.
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  12. JUST IN: Judge Merchan has found Criminal Defendant Trump in contempt for violating the gag order again and warned the court will have to "consider a jail sanction" moving forward. "As much as I don't want to impose a jail sanction,I want you to understand that I will if necessary and appropriate. At the end of the day I have a job to do and part of that job is to protect the dignity of this judicial system," "Your continued willful violations of this court's lawful order" constitute a "direct attack on the rule of law," Merchan said.
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  13.  @bugsy9007  <<< Lying, deranged cultist.
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  14.  @HereToStayYah  <<< Troll.
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  15. Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo is walking Trump Org.Jeffrey McConney (who was banned for life from serving any New York company in a financial management capacity) through the paper trail behind each monthly payment to Michael Cohen separately because each payment is tied to a separate count in the 34 felonies against Criminal Defendant Trump Defense attorney Emil Bove objected to these exhibits for each month. Judge Juan Merchan said the objection was noted and overruled and admitted the documents into evidence.
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  16.  @HereToStayYah  "We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated." -The Leader of the Coup against the United States.
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  17. Lying troll.
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  18. Daily trolling no-life...
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  19.  @teddycheong  <<< The daily trolling no-life continues...
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  20.  @Dom-df7lr  The mail in ballots are suspicious? How so, troll? And, what multiple states have talked faulty ballots?
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  21.  @daveadam435  <<< Daily trolling, irrelevant, fascist Brit.
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  22.  @HereToStayYah  <<< Says a cultist. Priceless...
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  23. “It is like, highly confidential,” Criminal Defendant Trump told those present, “Secret. This is secret information. Look, look at this.” “See as president I could have declassified it. Now I can’t, you know, but this is still a secret.” he added, completely contradicting claims Criminal Defendant Trump made about having declassified the documents he kept. Game over.
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  24. “It is like, highly confidential,” Criminal Defendant Trump told those present, “Secret. This is secret information. Look, look at this.” “See as president I could have declassified it. Now I can’t, you know, but this is still a secret.” he added, completely contradicting claims Criminal Defendant Trump made about having declassified the documents he kept. Game over.
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  25. Criminal Defendant Trump Digs Himself A Bigger Hole In Presidential Immunity Gamble : John Eastman filed an attempt to intervene in a case before the Supreme Court last December, he wrote that his client did so ‘in his personal capacity as a candidate for reelection to the office of President of the United States,'” “The election was long over, I wasn’t campaigning,” Criminal Defendant Trump has said before. The liar's recent efforts to reverse his previous stance in court reveal his concern about the upcoming legal proceedings.
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  26. They've got 12 platforms, deflecting troll...
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  27. Joined Apr 24, 2024. Troll.
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  28. Prosecutors continue their case against Criminal Defendant Trump for taking part in an illegal conspiracy to undermine the integrity of the 2016 election and an unlawful plan to suppress negative information, which includes 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. The prosecutors have called former Trump Organization controller Jeffrey McConney to the stand.
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  29. Jeffrey McConney was a co-defendant in Criminal Defendant Trump's civil fraud trial in New York. McConney was banned for life from serving any New York company in a financial management capacity. He was also barred from holding an officer role in any New York company for three years. McConney previously testified in this same witness box before Judge Juan Merchan during the Trump Organization tax fraud trial in 2022. He also testified at Criminal Defendant Trump's civil fraud trial.
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  30. Troll.
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  31.  @CorporalSteiner1945  <<< The troll continues...
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  32.  @EgoSumAbbas820  And an Incel, definitely...
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  33. Criminal Defendant Trump hired Ken Block’s firm, Simpatico Software Systems, shortly after the election, as it was trying — and failing — to investigate 15 different categories of voter fraud claims with the goal of finding evidence it could use in court. Criminal Defendant Trump payed the firm $755,000 in November 2020. Block says his firm found only a tiny amount of voter fraud spread almost equally between Democratic and Republican voters. None of it, he wrote, was significant enough to have affected the election.
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  34. Criminal Defendant Trump hired Ken Block’s firm, Simpatico Software Systems, shortly after the election, as it was trying — and failing — to investigate 15 different categories of voter fraud claims with the goal of finding evidence it could use in court. Criminal Defendant Trump payed the firm $755,000 in November 2020. Block says his firm found only a tiny amount of voter fraud spread almost equally between Democratic and Republican voters. None of it, he wrote, was significant enough to have affected the election.
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  35. Judge Juan Merchan has found Criminal Defendant Trump in contempt for a 10th time for additional gag order violations. "I find you in criminal contempt for the 10th time," the judge says. "Going forward this court will have to consider a jail sanction," Merchan said, noting the $1,000 fine is not stopping him.
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