Court monitor Barbara Jones sent her letter to Justice Engoron, who will determine whether to ban Trump from New York real estate for life

The court-appointed monitor overseeing Donald Trump’s businesses told a judge on Friday that the former president’s financial information has contained “incomplete” or “inconsistent” disclosures containing “errors.”

“I have identified certain deficiencies in the financial information that I have reviewed, including disclosures that are either incomplete, present results inconsistently, and/or contain errors,” former federal judge Barbara Jones, tasked with scrutinizing the former president’s business empire, wrote in a 12-page letter.

Though she described Trump and his businesses as “cooperative” with her investigation, Jones added that “information required to be submitted to me pursuant to the terms of the monitorship order and review protocol has, at times, been lacking in completeness and timeliness.”

  • blargerer
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    4910 months ago

    Either fat chance means the opposite of what you think it means, or I don’t understand your post.

    • @theshoeshiner
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      3010 months ago

      Lol that and the choice of an oddly moderate percentage makes the statement impossible to interpret.

      • @Sanctus
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        10 months ago

        65% is more than half. Thats massive if more than half of all business in the US are being run illegitimately.

        • @theshoeshiner
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          210 months ago

          It is massive, but 35% would seem massive as well. So it’s still impossible to interpret.

          • @Sanctus
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            110 months ago

            I find it more useful in determining why people support the current right-wing political climate in the US. Not as a way for determining the number of corrupt businesses. If you see some business mogul, all the way down to the lowly millionaires, and they absolutely love Trump, chances are they are involved in shady business practices.

            • @RememberTheApollo_
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              310 months ago

              I beat this drum a lot, but I gotta point out that a “millionaire” is a couple with a $300k house you’re still paying for, $350k in retirement savings each, 2 paid off cars and kids in public schools. They’re worth a million, but they aren’t the ones dodging taxes, engaging in shitty business practices, and not necessarily voting for trump.

              Because that’s us and a bunch of people I know. We’re 10%-ers and I can tell you that being a millionaire is solid AF middle class.

              And that’s completely fucked up. You shouldn’t have to be in the top 10% to have a “normal” life. Oh, and fuck trump. They throw “shady” people in my league in jail or fine the shit out of them if they get caught. The real rich fuckers get away with everything. They just pay lawyers instead of fines.

              • @Sanctus
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                210 months ago

                My bad, you’re right I meant multimillionaire. People that own multiple properties and do everything they can to keep the most profit. People that lock down businesses as boards while still mingling in operations to ensure their will stays imposed. Enough is never enough for them.

                • @RememberTheApollo_
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                  210 months ago

                  No worries at all. It’s just a conversation I wish this country would have. A millionaire isn’t squat anymore. It offers a normal life. You need many millions to be actually rich.

                  • @Sanctus
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                    110 months ago

                    Which is crazy. My bank account has 4 digits in it, and its on the lower side of that.

    • @Sanctus
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      710 months ago

      Sorry I meant like fat. Like the chance is big. My language meter is forever broken.