If you can find it, have another look at his inauguration speech. He managed to be barely coherent even reading from an autocue.
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Former US President Donald Trump "grossly exaggerated" the profitability of his Washington DC hotel, a probe by a congressional committee has found.
It also said he appeared to hide "potential conflicts of interest".
The Trump International Hotel lost over $70m (£51.3m) during his term, though Mr Trump had previously claimed it earned at least $150m during that time.
The Trump Organization has denied wrongdoing and called the report "misleading".
In a statement, the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform said that documents provided by the General Services Administration (GSA) - which oversees federal spending - showed that Mr Trump had "grossly exaggerated the financial health" of the hotel. Losses forced Mr Trump's holding company to inject at least $24m to help the struggling hotel, located just a few blocks from the White House, the committee said.
The report also found Mr Trump seemed to have "concealed potential conflicts of interest" related to his ownership of the hotel and his roles as its lender and the guarantor of third-party loans. Newly obtained documents show that the hotel received $3.7m in payments from foreign governments - enough to cover 7,400 nights at the hotel on an average daily rate, according to the committee.
The lawmakers said that the amount raised concerns about potential violations of constitutional regulations aimed at preventing foreign influence on federal officials.
The oversight report found that during the four years of his administration, Mr Trump also received "significant financial benefit" from Deutsche Bank. The Democrat-led committee said this allowed Mr Trump to delay making payments on a $170m loan for six years, and that he did not publicly disclose this benefit from a foreign bank while president.
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It also said he appeared to hide "potential conflicts of interest".
The Trump International Hotel lost over $70m (£51.3m) during his term, though Mr Trump had previously claimed it earned at least $150m during that time.
The Trump Organization has denied wrongdoing and called the report "misleading".
In a statement, the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform said that documents provided by the General Services Administration (GSA) - which oversees federal spending - showed that Mr Trump had "grossly exaggerated the financial health" of the hotel. Losses forced Mr Trump's holding company to inject at least $24m to help the struggling hotel, located just a few blocks from the White House, the committee said.
The report also found Mr Trump seemed to have "concealed potential conflicts of interest" related to his ownership of the hotel and his roles as its lender and the guarantor of third-party loans. Newly obtained documents show that the hotel received $3.7m in payments from foreign governments - enough to cover 7,400 nights at the hotel on an average daily rate, according to the committee.
The lawmakers said that the amount raised concerns about potential violations of constitutional regulations aimed at preventing foreign influence on federal officials.
The oversight report found that during the four years of his administration, Mr Trump also received "significant financial benefit" from Deutsche Bank. The Democrat-led committee said this allowed Mr Trump to delay making payments on a $170m loan for six years, and that he did not publicly disclose this benefit from a foreign bank while president.
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The US State Department is investigating allegations that Donald Trump-appointed attendees stole gift bags intended for foreign dignitaries attending the 2020 G7 summit, which was later canceled due to the Covid pandemic. 19.
A. New York Times The investigation revealed that expensive gifts, intended for foreign leaders who were supposed to attend the summit at Camp David, disappeared. The State Department Inspector General is investigating these allegations.
The gift bags contained dozens of expensive items purchased with government funds and included leather wallets, pewter trays and marble trinket boxes adorned with the presidential seal or the signatures of Trump and his wife, Melania Trump.
The report also revealed that the Inspector General is still searching for the whereabouts of a $ 5,800 bottle of Japanese whiskey delivered to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. However, Pompeo has said he never received it.
The State Department also wants to know the whereabouts of a 22-karat gold chain given to an official.
the Times reported that nonpartisan career officials saw their politically appointed colleagues taking the gift bags from the department’s gift vault during the transition to the Biden administration.
Several ethicists said the missing gift bags reflected larger issues with the Trump presidency.
Stanley M Brand, a criminal defense attorney, ethicist and former senior House attorney, was quoted as saying, “Whether this was indifference, carelessness, or the Great Train Robbery, it shows such an arrogant attitude. towards the law and the regular process of government. “
Meanwhile, the State Department said in a statement that it “takes seriously its role in reporting the disposition of certain gifts received by United States government employees” and that it was “investigating the whereabouts of gifts that are not held in public. account and the circumstances that led to his disappearance. “
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The US State Department is investigating allegations that Donald Trump-appointed attendees stole gift bags intended for foreign dignitaries attending the 2020 G7 summit, which was later canceled due to the Covid pandemic. 19.
A. New York Times The investigation revealed that expensive gifts, intended for foreign leaders who were supposed to attend the summit at Camp David, disappeared. The State Department Inspector General is investigating these allegations.
The gift bags contained dozens of expensive items purchased with government funds and included leather wallets, pewter trays and marble trinket boxes adorned with the presidential seal or the signatures of Trump and his wife, Melania Trump.
The report also revealed that the Inspector General is still searching for the whereabouts of a $ 5,800 bottle of Japanese whiskey delivered to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. However, Pompeo has said he never received it.
The State Department also wants to know the whereabouts of a 22-karat gold chain given to an official.
the Times reported that nonpartisan career officials saw their politically appointed colleagues taking the gift bags from the department’s gift vault during the transition to the Biden administration.
Several ethicists said the missing gift bags reflected larger issues with the Trump presidency.
Stanley M Brand, a criminal defense attorney, ethicist and former senior House attorney, was quoted as saying, “Whether this was indifference, carelessness, or the Great Train Robbery, it shows such an arrogant attitude. towards the law and the regular process of government. “
Meanwhile, the State Department said in a statement that it “takes seriously its role in reporting the disposition of certain gifts received by United States government employees” and that it was “investigating the whereabouts of gifts that are not held in public. account and the circumstances that led to his disappearance. “
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“President Joe Biden on Friday touted a drop in the U.S. unemployment rate to 4.8%, calling it a "significant improvement" from when he took office. The data came as part of the September jobs report, released Friday, which also showed that just 194,000 jobs were created in the month -- well below expectations. As MarketWatch reports, the drop in the jobless rate to 4.8% from 5.2% was partly due to the size of the labor force shrinking by 183,000 last month.”
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The labor force participation rate in the United States was little-changed at 61.6 percent in September and has remained within a narrow range of 61.4 percent to 61.7 percent since June 2020.
Well it is his granddaughter.
Maybe they save that stuff for the special Biden family showers.
Damned Trump, but for his lies the unending lies and offensive tweets, that damage takes time to repair, as you can see with the empty shelves and inflation, just two of the many many things he caused and continues to cause, but at least the process is underway now, the shelves will fill up again and prices will come down again as we slowly heal from the horrific wounds we suffered under that orange bastard.
That trucker shortage in the US escalated quickly. Don't fucking pretend you didn't take my heads up on that, and hurriedly alter your own supply chains, perhaps even profited from this crisis. Now what, you feel guilty at your capitalism? Bashing dantes will make you feel socialist again? Got it.
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