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Must be an interesting reading!
How would he know?
Must be an interesting reading!
Must be an interesting reading!
He replied to that tweet with what looks like was a completely unrelated new Tweet:
You can see by the interactions how much of a feck up it was.
She's liable for a million dollars if she violates the agreement . Surely one of the Democrat donators could foot that billSomeone wealthy like Bezos should tell Stormy Daniels he will repay the $130,000 and take care of any legal stuff Trumps lawyer try and throw at her.
She's liable for a million dollars if she violates the agreement . Surely one of the Democrat donators could foot that bill
Well I have seen it and I'm telling you she will have to pay up to a million for each violation plus the 130k. So unlike you I have no doubtWithout seeing the specifics of the agreement I doubt she is liable for anything more than returning the $130,000 she was paid.
Well I have seen it and I'm telling you she will have to pay up to a million for each violation plus the 130k. So unlike you I have no doubt
Edit :
A legal podcast called Opening Arguments, has just put out a brilliant episode discussing the Stormy Daniels legal case
Must be an interesting reading!
How can you have an agreement that is valid for people using fake names?
At the start of the NDA it says Donald Trump aka David Denniston so it's already quantifiedHow can you have an agreement that is valid for people using fake names?
In some jurisdictions, you can use an alias in a contract.
At the start of the NDA it says Donald Trump aka David Denniston so it's already quantified
I have no idea . I'm no lawyer. Its not the first time I have seen it . So I figure they have a reason to do itWhy did he bother then? Was it a legal requirement or more likely, just sheer carelessness on his part.
Yea I had a listen while training tooI listened to some 25min of that podcast someone posted earlier when going for a run earlier and they said that it's got nothing to do with an NDA but it's a compromise settlement. Now my mind still struggles to stay on topic when running, so I might not have grapsed everything in great detail (podcast is some 65mins anyway) but the way I understood it it's an agreement that states that Daniels (forgot her real name) shall not make public some texts and photos and possibly other intangible stuff. This shit apparently happened some eleven days before the election.
So what happened now is that Daniels filed a lawsuit in which she basically asks the court whether or not that settlement is legally binding. To answer that question the court will have to ask Donald Trump whether or not he agreed to the settlement. If he declines then it's not binding and Daniels is free to release the material. If he says he is a party in that settlement it's essentially a violation of various laws (election laws). Again I'd encourage everyone interested to listen to that podcast rather than my post. I will try to finish it tomorrow.
Here is the link: https://openargs.com/oa154-stormy-daniels-is-a-legal-genius/ (all credit to the guy who posted it earlier).
Why did she let herself get silenced for such a low figure? This was worth 7 figures at least.
Digits, surely?Yeah it's strange, you'd think with Trump's baby hands she'd definitely have held out for 7 fingers.
Why did she let herself get silenced for such a low figure? This was worth 7 figures at least.
fecking hell im half way through and laughing my ass off. To hell with russia investigation this is WAAAAAAAAAAAAYY more interesting and much easier to prove and have the president indicted over. There is more to this than just campainge finance laws. The whole premise of this is breaking the law, its magicalI listened to some 25min of that podcast someone posted earlier when going for a run and they said that it's got nothing to do with an NDA but it's a compromise settlement. Now my mind still struggles to stay on topic when running, so I might not have grapsed everything in great detail (podcast is some 65mins anyway) but the way I understood it it's an agreement that states that Daniels (forgot her real name) shall not make public some texts and photos and possibly other intangible stuff. This shit apparently happened some eleven days before the election.
So what happened now is that Daniels filed a lawsuit in which she basically asks the court whether or not that settlement is legally binding. To answer that question the court will have to ask Donald Trump whether or not he agreed to the settlement. If he declines then it's not binding and Daniels is free to release the material. If he says he is a party in that settlement it's essentially a violation of various laws (election laws). Again I'd encourage everyone interested to listen to that podcast rather than my post. I will try to finish it tomorrow.
Here is the link: https://openargs.com/oa154-stormy-daniels-is-a-legal-genius/ (all credit to the guy who posted it earlier).
fecking hell im half way through and laughing my ass off. To hell with russia investigation this is WAAAAAAAAAAAAYY more interesting and much easier to prove and have the president indicted over. There is more to this than just campainge finance laws. The whole premise of this is breaking the law, its magical
*Insert gif of Ray Liotta laughing in Goodfellas hereI wonder if the GOP will be as rabid about chasing Donald as they were about Bill?
Monica lewinsky wasnt given hush money. Bill never sent his lawyer to create illegal LLC's and break a half dozen state and fed laws in the process. This is waaayyy worse than Monica . Trump wishes this was just about a blow job and telling lies under oathIt's got echos of Monica Lewinsky about it. I wonder if the GOP will be as rabid about chasing Donald as they were about Bill?
Monica lewinsky wasnt given hush money. Bill never sent his lawyer to create illegal LLC's and break a half dozen state and fed laws in the process. This is waaayyy worse than Monica . Trump wishes this was just about a blow job and telling lies under oath
Indeed, I'm just remarking on the similarities of the President breaking laws to keep a sexual affair a secret. Bill's may have been "worse" in a way in that the actual act happened as President, in the White House. Donald's cover up is far far worse though and considering it's not the affairs are the illegal bit, it makes Donald's far worse, as you said.
Monica lewinsky wasnt given hush money. Bill never sent his lawyer to create illegal LLC's and break a half dozen state and fed laws in the process. This is waaayyy worse than Monica . Trump wishes this was just about a blow job and telling lies under oath
Technically so far
Trump did not give hush money - this was given by cohen and he has stated trump was unaware and has not reimbursed him
Trump did not get Cohen to create an illegal LLC - technically its not yet proved illegal but Cohen has said he acted without the knowledge of trump or the company
so technically Trump has so far done noting illegal (or at least cant be proven to)
Clinton did provably lie under oath
So at the moment id still sat monica was waaayyy worse and has left a far bigger stain on bill (so to speak) than stormy has left on DD
My educated guess: Not until democrats manage to get the majority in either senate or the house. Even then i'm not quite sure it would.Putting all jesting aside, is there a realistic chance that this will land Trump in some serious shit?
All the "technically" points are easily dismissed beyond any reasonable doubt with the use of basic logic due to the information we have from the legal documents released.
"Technically, Trump hasn't been officially investigated for it" is just about where that argument starts and finishes.
technically is pretty important legally speaking though
so far the only presidents impeached are
Andrew Johnson in 1868
and Clinton in 1998
I dont see this going that far for Trump (though russia or some other dodgy deal might)
impeached and acquitted - as i say i don't think this will even go that far for trump...Whole point with Clinton was that he didn't get impeached mate.
Same for Johnson, technically. Only the House voted to impeach them, but was in both cases denied by the senate.
technically is pretty important legally speaking though
so far the only presidents impeached are
Andrew Johnson in 1868
and Clinton in 1998
I dont see this going that far for Trump (though russia or some other dodgy deal might)