Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

  1. ​ @amberzmuda9450  yep. My first thought was that after that time period, $21 might not even cover one year's fees/interest, nevermind that many years. That said, the point of the comment is valid!
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  2. ​ @philspurling6414  Apparently, you haven't kept up. His taxes were needed to indict him on those 34 charges
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  3. ​ @t888hambone7 Sounds like he's sealed to his mother and his daughter.... They are a part of him. Why do you think it means wives?
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  4.  @goodman4093  Or, perhaps, this time, Russia will not survive it
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  5. ​ @satisfied656  you live in cheese? Are you on the edge of the slice or do you have an entire hole to yourself?
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  6. ​ @nicholasmatthew9687  No one said you had to do additional paperwork (unless you brought it to the US from another country), but you can be damned sure the IRS was informed of your transaction.
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  7.  @markiangregorio7750  He also holds a law degree.
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  8. We need ProPublica on it! I would imagine they are
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  9. ​ @OsX86H3AvY  It was more than an article. It's an exposé. Apparently, you didn't bother to read it.
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  10. ​ @justins8802 honestly, if you use your government position to thwart an investigation, there should be no limitations. It could be a decade or more before someone in power who is appointed or elected who will even start an investigation
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  11. ​ @michaelpelzek8882  State governments do it, too. In fact, if the state authorities locate it before a federal agent, it's finders keepers for the state. It's extremely difficult to get returned.
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  12. ​ @michaelbrininstool4515 t Not necessarily. Congress could pass a law tomorrow rescinding lifetime as protection under an unlimited number of circumstances or even altogether
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  13. ​ @OnlineSchoolofEnglish  Bribery by a government official by a foreign gov't has a 10yr limit, if I recall correctly
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  14. ​ @PureAmericanPatriot  Jared also receives a flat 25M annually on top of the high maintenance fees. Do you really think someone would invest in a mutual with a 20% ANNUAL handling fee on the total investment and not only on the earnings? Hell, you'd be hard pressed to find a client willing to pay 10% to the management co. .. even if Warren Buffett was the fund manager
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  15. ​ @Joeriks2  Israel has received half a trillion in "aid" from just the US
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  16. ​ @downstream0114  People say we need Israel to keep the peace in the Middle East, but I wonder if there wouldn't already be peace if Israel wasn't formed.
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  17. ​ @michaelchase-z9t  A clickbait title is a title that grabs the viewers attention and is intriguing enough to prompt them to watch the, BUT the title has little to do with the actual video. The viewer only finds out they've been baited by the title when they're nearly finished watching the entire video.
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  18. You're open on Christmas? Are you at Waffle House or a hotel?
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  19. ​ @georgedapatioguy3156  Not accurate for this. There are quite a few federal charges that could still result in indictments. Taking bribes from a foreign entity/leader in exchange for using your official gov't position for a favor(s). That said, why are only concerned with the time limitation instead of thinking about why, if true, Trump would do this. That's so weird dude
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  20. ​ @markkan471  Really? Can you provide the link or the evidence you used to determine this is false? I'm sure that if this was all bogus, Trump's attorneys would have sent a cease notice to everyone reporting this and then filed a defamation and liable suit. BUT, Trump won't sue because he knows he'll be required to turn over discovery materials.
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  21. ​ @anitakinnear6735  Isn't it weird their only defense AND concern is the time limitation and not the substance of the claim. Weird.
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  22. ​ @RonaldPBarrett  If they include all of the liable lawsuits Murdoch had to settle, they're going to need more paper
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  23. ​ @smiller2044  I can answer your last question. Garland is trying so hard to not look political, that it's making him look political. Additionally, if Garland is too chicken skit to investigate and indict Trump, there's no way he'd shine a light on his AG predecessor because we know exactly what they'd claim -- it's a political witch hunt. Plus, prosecutors, especially attorneys general, have blanket immunity on which cases to go forward with and which to not. There would have to be evidence that Barr received something in return... And not harming their political party isn't really enough
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  24. ​ @houseplant1016 haha. I just posted a comment about Buffett regarding jared
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  25. ​ @dhdhhdhd-i4o  It's not like the 1.4B was coming out of his pocket. It came out of ours.
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  26. ​ @hamzini0  Makes me wonder what Trump received for moving the embassy to Jerusalem
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  27. ​ @Rafaeo_oo  Honey, This is more akin to you walking into a McDonald's, ordering nothing, writing a good Google review and walking out with $1000 from the register. Trump paid absolutely nothing. All he did was open his wallet and let Egypt fill his wallet.
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  28. ​ @Xterminatorr  don't forget, that this is better than making out tremendously on a short sale except you aren't required to pay if the stock goes up... And this happened within 90 days!
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  29. ​ @patrickxiong7983  Well, actually 10M is his now :( for the low, low price of selling our nation to the highest border. You can bet he learned a great deal the first time around. I bet he has several billion lined up to receive if he wins in November. If he loses the election, there's a chance he won't go to prison. But, there's a 100% chance he won't receive the bribes he's made deals to receive
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  30. ​ @KRUSTYskates I bet he is this go round
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  31. ​ @Ataraxia_Atom  What part of @joe 's math isn't mathing by YOU?
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  32. Especially when it comes to a president
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  33. ​ @bradhaines3142 for federal crimes, most are 5 years
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  34. ​ @poppasmurf15  8 years ago, I might've agreed, but there is clearly more corruption in one than the other. If you don't think so, name another president or even presidential candidate where evidence exists that he or she accepted 10M as a "favor"? If Trump had intel of corruption by a Democrat during his term, he would have outed them by now
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  35. ​ @irvinggomez1239  What art of the OP indicates the OP didn't do their own research?
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  36. ​ @jdskale you poor thing
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  37. ​ @jefffree3125  Why would it require travel abroad when all of the records are publicly available
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  38. ​ @notsorryyouretriggered  It's called reporting with analysis ... gathering available evidence, verifying each piece and relaying that to viewers or readers. You are aware there's a difference between a journalist and a reporter and an analysis commentator, right?
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  39. Have you thought about donating parts of it to other orgs, like Uber, that are also matching donations? Uber is matching up to $1 million, as is Ryan Reynolds's foundation. It would double the dollars.
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  40.  @abdullahanas6593  I agree with you, and I think people would be surprised at the number if Americans, like myself, that support Palestine. However, this should not detract from Ukraine. It's not as if Ukraine had any input regarding Palestine and Israel.
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  41. I do like "The Original Furries"
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  42. ​ @RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH  How? Sliding a Bible into hotel nightstands that for decades, guests used as note-taking paper and keeping copies of birth, marriage and death certificates?
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  43. Try taking your money from under your mattress that you've saved for a lifetime, put it in a shoebox and get pulled over for your taillight being out.... That money can be confiscated by the attending officer no questions asked. In fact, if you deposit 10k in cash into your bank account, even if you've had that account for over a decade, and you may see your account frozen... For 6 months. Happened to me. I couldn't even put gas in my car until I dug up every last loose dime from every drawer and purse in my home. Why did I have so much cash? Well, when I quit smoking, I decided to put the cost of a pack of cigarettes into a bag everyday and did it for years. I made a point to do it every single day, and countless times I had to get in my car to get cash that day because i knew I'd make it to get cigarettes if i was still smoking. I spent nearly as much as I'd saved trying to get my own money returned to me.
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  44. ​​ good thing it was 6k and not 10k. And a damn good thing it wasn't in cash
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  45. ​​ @kcbowman4042  Any transaction over 9,999.99 done at a bank must be reported to the IRS. Any cash above that amount that is "found" by a county, city, state or federal officer can be confiscated (usually is) regardless of the reason you have that amount in cash. You can show an officer your receipts for withdrawing it and the communications between you and say, the owner of a tractor you are interested in purchasing for 10+k, BUT, that officer is supposed to confiscate the cash and let a court figure it out. Happened to me. Technically, they can keep it indefinitely, and it's incredibly difficult to get it returned. At a minimum, you're going to have to hire an attorney who practices in the jurisdiction of the confiscation. The $9,999+ threshold has been in effect for over 25 years and has never increased . It was initially passed federally to stop drug deals, but every state quickly followed suit with their own laws. Anyone who has travelled and is coming into the US, Customs (ICE) requires all passengers/arrivals to make a declaration if they are carrying over the equivalent of 10k USD in cash, bonds, etc. Most people carrying that type of cash on an airplane also bring a letter from their bank with specifics about the origins of the cash. Even with the letter, customs can still confiscate it. However, customs' officers are aware that many people who are visiting the US, especially from a few countries in South America, are almost boxed-in by their governments on regulations on hpw mu
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  46. Really puts having bone spurs in perspective
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  47. ​ "They are all certain it's theoretical that God will return". Are you sure you understand the definition of theoretical?  @poulhenne 
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  48. ​ @eclipsedbadger  I thought they believed it'd happen in Israel and Israel why they are so blindly supporting Israel
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  49. ​ @jeffersonclippership2588 lordy, I hope you're being sarcastic.
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  50. ​ @collinpost6840  Strange that God will return to Palestine. Boy, is he going to be pissed
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  51. ​ @blaisehendrix7078 I wouldn't blame him for Chicago. There's some great food there
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  52. ​​ @scarscar9278  I'm so sorry. It's incredibly difficult to find yourself in a position where you have to question everything you were taught as fact for years often decades. I'd like to add that the ring that has helped me many others is to seek out a support group that's main theme relates to your trauma. Like "Support Group for Ex-Mormons" or Adult Survivors of Child Mol-est-ation. Totally changed my life. Now, you can even find meetings online where you don't even ha w to show yourself.
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  53. Loved this video! Would love to see you educate people on how the state of Israel was formed initially and the changes that have occurred and why. Please include the population% through the years.
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  54. ​ @rypdx  if they did not report it and there was no W2, the IRS's software won't alert on the return. That said, if there was a W2 issued but the taxpayer did not declare it, the IRS can consider the taxpayer committed fraud and there is no 7 year time limitation for tax fraud. The fact that you know about it, is an indication that your friend, even if he didn't know about it when he fed, he has since realized. So, fraud. The IRS is the only entity that a person in the US can go to Debtor's Prison for not paying a debt to them.
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  55. ​ @the60stimewarp  After all of things that surfaced from the stormy trial, the SS better keep a good check on Melania when she's around donOLD twice each year.
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