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Kind of like how all leaks from inside trump's administration were somehow simultaneously complete fabrications and lies while also being illegal leaks of secret information that hurt national security.
New headline: Trump tries to have it both ways, again, still....jesus won't he just shut up and go away. >

News keeps covering this shit so no >

I was listening to an episode of Jordan Klepper Fingers the Conspiracy and he had Tiffany Cross on talking about the media's coverage of the Hunter Biden Laptop conspiracies.  She didn't really say much about that particular item actually but she was talking about how MSNBC was pushing her to constantly feature stories about Trump because those stories drew more traffic.  
It's unfortunate that the media makes decisions based primarily on profit because it allows Trump and his ilk to stay in the spotlight by just saying and doing obnoxious things. 
Feels like the only solution is to remove money from the equation by turning to public radio options like NPR or to seek out podcasts and independent journalists. >


I was listening to an episode of Jordan Klepper Fingers the Conspiracy and he had Tiffany Cross on talking about the media's coverage of the Hunter Biden Laptop conspiracies. She didn't really say much about that particular item actually but she was talking about how MSNBC was pushing her to constantly feature stories about Trump because those stories drew more traffic. 

Between Dumb Hunter Conspiracies and Stupid Trump Facts, I'd rather have the latter filling the pages, to be honest.
At least then they're getting paid for something somewhat resembling journalism instead of dabbling with lies for cash. >

Lol, news pushing stories that get the most clicks and views. Someone better call Walter Cronkite. >

Do you think the phrase, "if it bleeds, it leads" post-dates Walter Cronkite in some manner?
Again, if my choices are Weekly World News vs HuffPo, I'll grudgingly take the latter. >

He missed his golden opportunity to release them himself yesterday, then he could have spent the day boasting about keeping his promises to the American people.    As it is now, he just sounds like a whiny loser. >

Controlling the narrative is usually Trump's trump card. However, numbers don't lie, and so this narrative was a little harder I suppose. >

And those numbers spell disaster for him at Sacrifice. >

He says a lot of bullshit when he's not under oath. Why does he think his personal tax returns should be more protected than top secret documents? >

Theyre still more protected then top secret documents. The man carried them out of the white house and to maralago without anyone stopping him. >

for all these years, he told us he was going to release them. The Democrats did him a favor. You're welcome, Trump 😐 >

Yea but then after they catch him for tax fraud hes gon a scream "those arent my tax forms! Im being framed!" >

didn't a few of his accountants already plead guilty to submitting fraudulent tax returns or something?  
That said, to be clear, what he is doing isn't "illegal", it might be perfectly legal.  from a business standpoint, if you show low business income or a loss, you get paid back by a lot from the government, so it is a smart business strategy if you aren't a publicly traded business.
The problem is that you cannot mislead investors or insurance companies about the value of your assets in relation to what you tell the IRS.  If you tell the IRS its worth $10, and you tell your insurance company its worth $100, you have technically lied to both.  whats worse, if you lied to banks or investors about those assets as well, you have done worse because you pissed of really rich people. >

Trump: "I would LOVE to release my tax returns..."
Also Trump: "My tax returns are perfect and show what a successful businessman I am."
(Tax returns are released.)
Trump:  "Frist of all, how dare you..."