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"Most people just can't commit fraud and expect to face no repercussions, even if everyone’s doing it." - Jon Stewart on Trump's "victimless" fraud
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It’s a funny clip out of context but @kevinolearytv wasn’t saying all these people are committing fraud. He’s saying they negotiate with the bank what the value of their asset is. The developer wants to overvalue it and the bank wants to undervalue it. They eventually find a point to agree upon or no deal is made. Please do better. Thanks. 🙏

@DemsKeys @jonstewart Trump hurt a lot of people over the years. He ripped off his employees, vendors, contractors, lenders, insurance companies, the state of New York and the I.R.S. #TrumpCrimeFamily #CrybabyTrump #TrumpIsACriminal

@jonstewart You are committing more fraud than Trump by lying to the American People with your nonsense 🤨

@jonstewart O’Leary’s sale of Learning Co to Mattel for $3.8BN was essentially written off as worthless a year later. It’s how he made his Shark Tank money. He knows fraud when he sees it, but he doesn’t see his own.

@jonstewart Trump didn't fraud anyone out of anything! Keep spreading your lies and misinformation!

@jonstewart Maybe it's time for Kev's finances, business dealings, and tax returns to get a good review.

@jonstewart Didn’t Jon Stewart do exactly what they are accusing Trump of doing? Might be something to look into. He just sold his house for $17 mil while it was worth only $1.8. 🤔 🤔 🤔

Jon Stewart is worth $120 million. It'd be interesting to see the history of his real estate sales & loans. Think he ever listed any property for sale above the selling price? Could that be interpreted as an attempt to defraud buyers & their lenders?

@jonstewart So glad Jon is back. - wish he was on air more than just Mondays.

@jonstewart 👀




