All the president's men -- Watch this space

MSNBC's Chris Hayes, Rachel Maddow and Larry O'Donnell were amazing last evening. This is the greatest political show on earth I have ever seen and will be studied for decades in colleges, universities, the Ivy Leagues and in high schools too as it is much much more serious and complex than Watergate.  It is similar to Watergate in many ways but on steroids.  

 

I was addicted last night and couldn't stop watching -- Three things sum it up that Larry O'Donnell illuminated: FAME, MONEY AND SEX.  That is the essence of Trump's character or lack of it.  That is what he wanted from the presidency he did not think he would win.  Why on God's earth would anyone with as much nefarious baggage as he had want to win the most fishbowl office in the world?  It was a business deal he wanted with Russia for decades and went there numbers of times to cultivate.  Now his family and many others Trump touched including counsel are in the soup.  Ironically, Trump loves gold and it is his symbol but everything and everyone he touches turns to dust.  

 

This will be to be continued tomorrow, tomorrow and for many tomorrows to come.   Much more will come out and Mueller the Magnificent has it all without leaking a word.  This is the most amazing story ever told!  The so called president of these United States is a horrible man of zero character and even less honesty. He is everything evil that our nation has produced -- inside and out ugly beyond words!

Here is what one blogger wrote which I thought has merit:

The possible bribe (50 million dollar penthouse suite in Trump Moscow Tower) offered to Putin himself to help this deal go through. American companies that offer bribes [any valuable item, favor or such] to foreign officials to grease the wheels of a deal, is considered a breach of the The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Trump is claiming the Russian "deal didn't go through". Well, under the FCPA, it's the mere act of offering or even knowing about a bribe to a foreign official, even if that bribe is turned down, that can be enough for an indictment. His ignorance of this law is amusing. Maybe, he figures that as POTUS, he is immune to indictment. I suggest he talk to a competent attorney about the 7 year statute of limitations. Cohen says Trump knew about the deal to offer Putin valuable favors, including a multi-million condo in the building, in return for approving. That offer, even if turned down, can be considered a violation of FCPA.

As Rachel would say: "Watch this space!