Wonder if Rudy will tell Mueller who in the FBI NY office leaked to him that the Clinton investigation would be reopened.
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Wonder if Rudy will tell Mueller who in the FBI NY office leaked to him that the Clinton investigation would be reopened.
Thought this a good analysis of the McCabe charges
RTWT. Scroll to the top. Speculation abounds.
Don't expect me to defend the points made, I'm just posting this...
If you buy into his theory that Rudy is there to trade pawns in a chess game to protect more senior players, if I was Cohen stuff like this would make me very nervous that I was being flagged for trade.
Personally I think that Cohen, Manafort, Flynn et all will provide more than enough evidence that it is a long way from a witch hunt but guess we’ll see.
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No doubt. Everybody not named Clinton or Trump is basically Mongo here.
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https://apnews.com/96589643061e4437bd45fdcc35959fe0
NEW YORK (AP) — An analysis by The Associated Press shows the nation's six big Wall Street banks saved at least $3.59 billion in taxes last quarter, thanks to the recently enacted Trump tax law.
Banks typically kick off the earnings season, and their reports for the January-March quarter are giving investors and the public their first glimpse into how the new tax law is impacting Corporate America. Banks historically paid some of the highest taxes, due to their U.S.-centric business model. Before the Trump tax cuts, these banks paid between 28 to 31 percent of their income each year in corporate taxes.
The results show why banks supported the tax overhaul. Tax rates at banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley dropped to between 17 and 23 percent.
NEW YORK (AP) — An analysis by The Associated Press shows the nation's six big Wall Street banks saved at least $3.59 billion in taxes last quarter, thanks to the recently enacted Trump tax law.
Banks typically kick off the earnings season, and their reports for the January-March quarter are giving investors and the public their first glimpse into how the new tax law is impacting Corporate America. Banks historically paid some of the highest taxes, due to their U.S.-centric business model. Before the Trump tax cuts, these banks paid between 28 to 31 percent of their income each year in corporate taxes.
The results show why banks supported the tax overhaul. Tax rates at banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley dropped to between 17 and 23 percent.
The only silver lining here is that there might be wiggle room for the next administration to increase the tax take from financial institutions, if they can stand up to the lobbyists and actually listen to their constituents.
Seems like everything in there is either in his book or he's told to the press and TV hosts since releasing said book.
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