SEC shuts down Trump Media auditor, BF Borgers, over fraud

a reply to: underpass61

The CEO is ultimately responsible for a company’s financial performance.

Would you like to make an argument that Trump is an irresponsible CEO?

Seems you Trump fans don’t have a lot of good defenses here.

What will it be?

Fraud?
Ignoramus?
Dead beat?

Do you think Trump can tell the future ? Otherwise, how would he know they were defrauding companies ?

You are doing what Liberals usually do when someone even mentions Trump's name ....and you don't even understand that you've been played.

100s of other companies involved and they only mention his name because it will draw attention and give the Leftists their daily dose of "Hate Trump".


Worked like a charm, didnit ?

a reply to: DAVID64

Actually this is not an argument if Trump can tell the future.

This is an argument if Trump can tell the past, which is what financial statements are.

Did Trump know his accountant was a fraud, or is he an ignorant dead beat CEO?

Which position will you take?

originally posted by: ByeByeAmericanPie
a reply to: underpass61

Seems you Trump fans don’t have a lot of good defenses here.

Defenses for what?
They've got you salivating and wringing your hands - they'll be charging him any time now.

Why haven't they?

OR - could it be this is just another in a VERY long line of nothing burgers that leave the left mystified and crying in their lattes?

Thank you for this TDS Master Class

a reply to: underpass61

I haven’t said Trump would be charged from this revelation.

I said it is an indication he is a fraud.

If you want to disagree with my interpretation of this indication, you must take the position that he’s an ignorant dead beat CEO.

I thought you guys would prefer a smart fraud, to a dumb CEO.

a reply to: ByeByeAmericanPie

No charges (for Trump or any of the other hundreds of clients). Firm pays penalty. Everyone moves on.

EXCEPT this is somehow an Orange Man Bad story.
Do you know why? It's because it exists only to feed the deranged TDS sufferers their daily dose.
Their "fix".
It's your heroin.

Change my mind.

originally posted by: ByeByeAmericanPie
a reply to: underpass61

DJT used a known fraud to prepare their financial statements.

Wow,guilty until proven innocent eh?
Good old fashioned communistic thinking there.
To hate someone you have not and will not probably ever meet or know suggests that the hater has serious issues.
In other words,"get a life" as the old saying goes.

originally posted by: ByeByeAmericanPie
a reply to: underpass61

Your denial is implausible.

Funny how your conspiracy theory critical thinking skills shut down when they need to be applied to DJT.

Oh but I’m the one with TDS? Amirite?

Well you said it and if the cap fits.

originally posted by: ByeByeAmericanPie
a reply to: underpass61

Yes they ought to know they are engaging in fraud.

They’re lying about losing money to get loans from traders.

But everybody else is doing it, amirite? So it must be acceptable…

It’s like buying stocks. Everybody ought to know they have no inherent value.

But most will buy them anyway thinking there’s always a greater fool to sell them to.

Now you really are making stuff up,guilty until proven innocent.
BLOODY COMMUNISTS.

originally posted by: ByeByeAmericanPie
a reply to: underpass61

The CEO is ultimately responsible for a company’s financial performance.

Would you like to make an argument that Trump is an irresponsible CEO?

Seems you Trump fans don’t have a lot of good defenses here.

What will it be?

Fraud?
Ignoramus?
Dead beat?

Trump isn't The CEO of DJT co. 😃

a reply to: ByeByeAmericanPie

you are very poorly trained at this. I think you might be one of those homeless people getting a deposit on a card.

a reply to: xuenchen

Right you are. It is Trump boot licker Devin Nunes.

Interesting how when Nunes tried to use his political clout to prosecute short sellers of DJT, they get hit with this news instead. Not like Congress can prosecute anybody anyway.

www.cnbc.com...

Anyway, with Trump owning 65% of DJT, him not knowing the auditors of his company were frauds, still means he’s either lying, or utterly incapable of being diligent.

Which do you think?

a reply to: glen200376

What prosecution have I suggested?

Looks like this case has been settled.

a reply to: ByeByeAmericanPie

do you know who audits your taxes in the IRS to make sure you get the proper bill? Does that make you just as inept as trump?

a reply to: TzarChasm

It's not that Trump did anything wrong, it's that someone he hired did it wrong.

Firms that play fast and loose usually have a "word of mouth" reputation for doing so , people tend to hire firms who skirt the rules for a reason.

How long until the executives at BF Borgers are given immunity for their testimony at a new criminal fraud trial for Donald Trump?