Comments by "Mike W" (@MikeW-dz7ij) on "Donald Trump Won't Testify Again At New York Trial: 'There Wasn't Much Trump Was Going To Gain'" video.

  1. And? Whats you're point?
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  2. Do you think trump is above the law?
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  3. Hes not getting off the hook this time. Dont worry
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  4.  @sloan12s  I was not talking about Mar a lago. There's more then one property involved in the case lol
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  5.  @sloan12s  " Mar-a-lago is both residential and commercial" No its not
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  6.  @sloan12s  He did appear in court. THEN he was found guilty in summary judgement
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  7.  @msabedra1  Yet the law still says its a crime
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  8.  @msabedra1  "The lender is responsible to determine those facts" False.
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  9.  @msabedra1  If you knowingly inflate the value of your assets, or lie about your properties in a way that increases their value, then even if the bank fails to do their full due diligence, it is still illegal.
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  10.  @RKDogTrainer  Its obvious you have not read anything
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  11.  @RKDogTrainer  So, so its obvious you still dont understand what the case is about
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  12.  @RKDogTrainer  You dont get to make two different appraisals for the same property in order to get better loans or save on taxs.
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  13.  @RKDogTrainer  You clearly have not read any of them lol
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  14.  @RKDogTrainer  The judge did not make any valuations. IF you read the court docs you would know that
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  15.  @RKDogTrainer  Trump himself told the state that it was worth 18mil
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  16.  @RKDogTrainer  You one again proved you have no idea what you're talking about
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  17.  @RKDogTrainer  The appeals court did not say anything you described about their reasons for the stay. You clearly have not read that either
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  18.  @msabedra1  You have never read the law so how would you know
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  19.  @msabedra1  It does not matter if the lender did their due diligence or not. Its still fraud
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  20.  @msabedra1  Its already been proven that he knowingly provided false data. You're just not paying attention
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  21.  @msabedra1  You think millions of people are purposefully misrepresenting their statement of financial conditions?
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  22.  @msabedra1  "Trump’s 'statements of financial condition' were key to his approval for a $125 million loan in 2011 for his golf resort in Doral, Florida, and a $107 million loan in 2012 for his Chicago hotel and condo skyscraper" Deutsche Bank risk management officer Nicholas Haigh
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  23.  @msabedra1  "I assumed that the representations of the assets and liabilities were broadly accurate" Nicholas Haigh
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