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Trump's Family Ties
Already, Team Trump seems reduced to family. Former manager, Paul Manafort, and lawyer/fixer, Michael Cohen, have pleaded guilty and are co-operating. Allen Weisselberg, longstanding Chief Financial Officer of the Trump Organisation, has been subpoenaed to appear before the Grand Jury. David Pecker, chief of the National Enquirer – the tabloid publication that has been spiking negative stories on his behalf for decades, and who were responsible for a slew of fake anti-Clinton stories in 2016 – has an immunity deal.
There is a high chance that Donald Trump Jnr and/or Jared Kushner will be charged. In addition, Trump is facing an anti-corruption lawsuit, on grounds that his establishments profit directly from gifts and spending by foreign governments. Plus Cohen has directly implicated his former boss in the cases relating to Stormy Daniels and Karen MacDougall.
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Piece by piece, 2019 should see the true Trump story laid out for public consumption. It involves decades of ties to the mob, money laundering for Russian oligarchs, sex scandals galore. The looming trial of alleged spy Maria Butina will reveal the extent of Russian interference, potentially implicating several leading Republicans.