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Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States of America: The Drinking Thread (Page 22)
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 The health records were faked! We will find the real health records! I know a guy!
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^^^^
That's much more like it. 
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Let's not lose sight of Trump paying off a porn-star and no one batting an eyelash.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-l...els-1516315731
President Donald Trump’s lawyer used a private Delaware company to pay a former adult-film star $130,000 in return for her agreeing to not publicly discuss an alleged sexual encounter with Mr. Trump, according to corporate records and people familiar with the matter.
The lawyer, Michael Cohen, established Essential Consultants LLC, on Oct. 17, 2016, just before the 2016 presidential election, corporate documents show. Mr. Cohen, who is based in New York, then used a bank account linked to the entity to send the payment to the client-trust account of a lawyer representing the woman, Stephanie Clifford, one of the people said.
Mr. Cohen’s decision to establish the company in Delaware offered him privacy and simplicity, hallmarks of a state that has attracted more than one million business entities. Unlike some states, Delaware doesn’t require companies to publicly disclose the names of their managers. In October 2016, the month Mr. Cohen created the entity used in the deal with Ms. Clifford, Delaware officials recorded 10,574 new limited liability companies.
Mr. Cohen and his lawyer didn’t respond to emails Thursday seeking comment.
The Journal previously reported that Ms. Clifford, 38 years old, had been in talks with ABC’s “Good Morning America” in the fall of 2016 about an appearance to discuss Mr. Trump, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mr. Cohen last week sent the Journal a two-paragraph statement by email addressed “TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN” and signed by “Stormy Daniels” denying that she had a “sexual and/or romantic affair” with Mr. Trump. “Rumors that I have received hush money from Donald Trump are completely false,” the statement said.
Ms. Clifford didn’t respond to a request for comment Thursday and didn’t respond to several emails seeking comment last week.
So InTouch weekly dropped their 2011 interview leading to the question, why didn't they drop it during 2016? Did they find it unbelievable? Were they afraid of a libel suit?
It appears Fox News also found out but spiked the story.
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Man, $130,000 is dirt cheap hush money.
It does make you wonder just how many people Trump and company have paid-off or forced to sign NDAs over the years.
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