Disloyal

[H2O Man]

Somehow Trump’s attention was diverted to another skirt walking off a tennis court. “Look at that piece of ass,” Cohen recalls Trump saying, as he whistled and pointed. “I would love some of that.” It so happened that Trump was referring to Cohen’s then 15-year-old daughter, Samantha.

Cohen informed Trump of his mistake. “That’s your daughter?” Trump responded. “When did she get so hot?” When Samantha reached her dad, Trump asked her for a kiss on the cheek, before inquiring, “When did you get such a beautiful figure?” and warning her that in a few years, he would be dating one of her friends.
– Michael Cohen, Disloyal, 2020


Among the millions of topics I have zero grasp of are technology and economics. Let's start with technology. My adult children have taught me the art of “face-timing,” which I believe is the correct lingo of the younger generations. Thus, I have the ability to contact people far smarter than me, who I have not spoken with in many decades. For example, a professor of economics, to ask a question about Jeffery Epstein's $650 million in assets.

“Give me three days,” he said, after agreeing that I gave a rather shallow response to a forum member's question on one of my recent O.P.s on Epstein. Thus, late last night, I listened for over half an hour to things that were miles above my head. For he understands not only domestic transactions, but shady international ones.

We ended with him saying that the majority of what the DOJ should have been interested in involved off-shore accounts that are nearly impossible-to-impossible to trace.”This was at a level beyond what the best tax lawyers are normally associated with,” he explained in simple terms. “These people were the experts at that time for hiding things so well that we still can't access all of them. They are purposefully hidden, probably even more so than any records of the underage girls being put on the international market. You might see if anyone can find records of when Epstein bought girls from Eastern Europe.”

Later, thinking about this, I thought of the above two paragraphs from Michael Cohen's first book. I remembered how the felon's DOJ, under Bill Barr, fought so hard to try to prevent the book from seeing the light of day. Perhaps most of all, these two paragraphs are what they want hidden, so we could not read them in the context of the felon's current crisis.