Malcolm Nance: the Kremlin 'knew all about' Trump's sexcapades & his 'pattern of paying people off'

[DonViejo]

[duforsure]

1. They knew his patterns

Then used then to their advantage, which is obvious.

[Mr.Bill]

2. I'm beginning to understand

why the 19 accusers pretty much seem to have vanished.

[bucolic_frolic]

3. "Will he do this with national policies?"

Giving away federal lands
Deregulation for big business

The right to pollute is worth hundreds of billions of dollars to big business, domestic and foreign, and
foreign oil companies can bid on our leases just like domestic ones.

This whole policy thing sounds like a shakedown in some ways.

[SergeStorms]

8. Of course he has, and will continue to do so.

Don the Con has done this his entire life, and there's nothing to indicate he'll ever stop. He's treating the United States like his own little slush fund, and he'll give away our national treasures because it's not coming out of his pocket.

This country cannot withstand almost three more years of this barbarian in the Oval Office. TRUMP MUST GO!

[VMA131Marine]

4. Technically, Trump conned his friends into paying people off!

[sandensea]

5. They probably have footage of Cheeto diddling Ivanka

That would explain his fearful, puppy-like obsequiousness toward Putin (that, and the Trump Org.'s utter dependence on Russian money).

[BigmanPigman]

6. So what is PUTIN blackmailing him with?

Sex exploits from bugging his Russian hotel rooms over the years or money laundering/personal business deals/loans? Or BOTH? I vote that the money is the biggie and the sex stuff is not as important.

[dhol82]

7. Will agree with you.

For the shitgibbon money is always at the top of the list.

[Enoki33]

10. Dotard likely broke many laws in accepting laundered money

stolen from the Russian people. Almost assuredly he paid no taxes, and was part of the laundering process. The sex angle becomes more believable each passing day. Another possibility is Putin can expose him as a paid asset. Maybe the scumbag scores a trifecta.

[dhol82]

13. Putin does not need to expose him

Mueller already knows everything.
Wish he would indict already. Don’t want to push but, the useful idiot is destroying the country while we wait.

[griloco]

9. Trump reprising the role of Jabba the Hut & his Vienna sausage

[fierywoman]

11. Why just Russian hotel rooms? Surely they're capable of bugging

the hotel in Beverly Hills, Mar al Lago ...

[world wide wally]

12. Good news and bad news

Bad news first.
We all are shocked to find out how much the gov't knows about us and most of us are pretty low profile in the greater scheme of things.

Good news: Imagine how much they know about Trump and his illicit dealings.