Comments by "Reecom98" (@reecom9884) on "How The Trump Campaign Steered Supporters Into Recurring Donations | NBC News NOW" video.

  1. What did Trump supporters expect from him? He told them that he made his fortune by using other people’s money and then declaring bankruptcy. He would only hire small contractors and then pays them a fraction of the charge and say “Sue Me” because he had money to drag out the court case. Legally, this might not be a crime, but morally for a so called “Billionaire” to technically trick poor individuals out of their money is sickening; and he hasn't even given his own money.
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  2.  @momszycat4148  Trump has been using other people’s money for his own profit; he had used his charitable foundation as his own “Piggy Bank” and never donated any money to it. “Mr. Trump ran the foundation according to his whim, rather than the law,” New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood said in a 41-page lawsuit she filed against Trump, two of his children, Eric and Ivanka, and the Donald J. Trump Foundation in the Supreme Court of New York in Manhattan." The American flag flies on the oversized pole at Mar-a-Lago in 2006. (Palm Beach Daily News file photo) "When Trump in 2007 settled a $25 million lawsuit he filed against the town after it cited and fined him for erecting a flagpole at Mar-A-Lago that was nearly twice as high as allowed and doing so without a permit, he agreed to donate $100,000 to charity. He and town officials agreed the money would go to the Fisher House Foundation, which provides lodging for families of vets who are hospitalized...However, Underwood said, instead of dipping into personal funds or Mar-A-Lago’s accounts, Trump wrote a check to Fisher House using foundation money. A handwritten note, included in the lawsuit, shows Trump personally directed his accountant to take money from the foundation to settle the “flag issue in Palm Beach.” Trump keeps playing the same scams over and over, his daughter-in-law spent $2 million on a fundraising gala event at Mar-A-Lago for a dog rescue charity; I bet the dog rescue paid full price, and Trump will try to get a charitable donation deduction.
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  3.  @erickaholman1371  It's called being a "Con Artist" or a "Confidence Man" or "Scammers". Honest people have made their money inventing or building or providing a useful a service, all Trump did was promote his lies and swindle the weak minded people with his lies.
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