‘You ran a casino’: Fox’s Chris Wallace laughs in Trump’s face after he refuses to give ‘odds’ on en

[humbolt]

You got owned when I pointed out that Daddy Trump stole from his son's own casino. If that's not getting into the nuts and bolts, I don't know what is. :mrgreen:

I expect you're very familiar with nuts, but as far as nuts and bolts go, you don't have a clue. Asking Trump about odds isn't much different that asking the CEO of Boeing what the thrust of a particular jet engine would be under particular circumstances. Wallace's question was tongue in cheek, but I suppose it's completely understandable that you wouldn't pick up on that.

 

[humbolt]

:doh:lamo

Donald Trump/Net worth
3.1 billion USD
2018

Just what I thought. Trump's a pauper. He gets his suits from Men's Warehouse and changes the labels.

 

[NeverTrump]

I expect you're very familiar with nuts, but as far as nuts and bolts go, you don't have a clue. Asking Trump about odds isn't much different that asking the CEO of Boeing what the thrust of a particular jet engine would be under particular circumstances. Wallace's question was tongue in cheek, but I suppose it's completely understandable that you wouldn't pick up on that.

So sorry to see you hating on Fox News. It's Wallace's job to ask tough questions. Not to be another ass-kisser.

 

[trixare4kids]

Just what I thought. Trump's a pauper. He gets his suits from Men's Warehouse and changes the labels.

:lamo



Trump's so broke he had to borrow money from the Russians and now he’s compromised and susceptible to blackmail and possibly responsible for the collapse of the republic!

 

[Irwin Corey]

Trump’s business style would bankrupt a whore house above a liquor store. And his supporters wonder why people question his ability to run the country. :roll:

 

[TheRepublican]

Cool story bro

 

[JMR]

Trump’s business style would bankrupt a whore house above a liquor store. And his supporters wonder why people question his ability to run the country. :roll:

There's some evidence that he ran a successful laundry.

 

[joko104]

The real losers are those who never try or give up when they fail the first time.

Banks gamble on every loan they make. Accordingly, many on this thread would claim that any bank that ever made a loan that was not repaid is a failed bank.

 

[joko104]

Did President Obama ever gamble taxpayer money on companies that failed? Hell yes. But since he wasn't gambling with his own money that doesn't count as business failures?

 

[joko104]

So sorry to see you hating on Fox News. It's Wallace's job to ask tough questions. Not to be another ass-kisser.

It was a stupid question.

 

[Fledermaus]

Except when Daddy Trump stole from them.

What does that mean in the real world?

 

[Irwin Corey]

The real losers are those who never try or give up when they fail the first time.

The "real losers" are the people of The United States that are saddled with this failed fool.

 

[Bodi]

TEHE. His casinos are all bankrupt. Now Trump supporters will go on and on about how Trump wasn't really involved in any of them.... Hm....So Trump is lying about them being successful then? No defense here.

Oh also probably how evil Chris Wallace is or something..



‘You ran a casino’: Fox’s Chris Wallace laughs in Trump’s face after he refuses to give ‘odds’ on ending Mueller probe

What dishonest bull partisan crap... Wallace did not "laugh in his face".

 

[tres borrachos]

TEHE. His casinos are all bankrupt. Now Trump supporters will go on and on about how Trump wasn't really involved in any of them.... Hm....So Trump is lying about them being successful then? No defense here.

Oh also probably how evil Chris Wallace is or something..



‘You ran a casino’: Fox’s Chris Wallace laughs in Trump’s face after he refuses to give ‘odds’ on ending Mueller probe

That was one of the best interviews I've ever seen. Wallace kept backing him into a corner and calling him out. Over and over.

 

[tres borrachos]

I expect you're very familiar with nuts, but as far as nuts and bolts go, you don't have a clue. Asking Trump about odds isn't much different that asking the CEO of Boeing what the thrust of a particular jet engine would be under particular circumstances. Wallace's question was tongue in cheek, but I suppose it's completely understandable that you wouldn't pick up on that.

The CEO of Boeing would know the answer to that question.

 

[tres borrachos]

The real losers are those who never try or give up when they fail the first time.

Banks gamble on every loan they make. Accordingly, many on this thread would claim that any bank that ever made a loan that was not repaid is a failed bank.

Not even a remotely close analogy.

By the way, yes, banks have failed when they can not collect on their loans. In fact, I suggest you do some research on it. The FDIC closed 555 banks between 2000 and 2017. Those were banks whose assets were seized by the FDIC. That number does not include the banks that were acquired by other banks as their portfolios went bust. Then do some research on the credit unions that failed due to risky and bad commercial loans and others in their portfolios. Start with Melrose Credit Union in New York.

 

[MSgt]

Trump’s business style would bankrupt a whore house above a liquor store. And his supporters wonder why people question his ability to run the country. :roll:

Well, I don't know why they question:

Significantly reducing government revenue + significantly increasing government spending = ...um...bankruptcy?

Hey, we can always just keep borrowing, and borrowing, from China, the country the buffoon has made a point of to criticize in a trade war and has a foreign-policy interest vested on Kim Jung-un's family dynasty. (And people wonder why I can compare him to Carter's ignorance of the world.)

 

[yankintx]

Actually, Trump's Casinos were successful in that they made money. The beauty of casinos is that it's hard not to turn a profit. The problem was that they couldn't make enough to keep up the payments on the massive debt load Trump saddled them with for their construction.

And a result was Trump stiffing subcontractors, ordinary working folk. He left them high and dry while he jetted off to Trump tower.

 

[Tim the plumber]

Actually, Trump's Casinos were successful in that they made money. The beauty of casinos is that it's hard not to turn a profit. The problem was that they couldn't make enough to keep up the payments on the massive debt load Trump saddled them with for their construction.

Generally that is regarded as not making money...

 

[SCrider]

:doh:lamo

Donald Trump/Net worth
3.1 billion USD
2018

estimated net worth, no ones seen how taxes yet.
And this is down over a billion from the last list.

 

[SCrider]

Just what I thought. Trump's a pauper. He gets his suits from Men's Warehouse and changes the labels.

With the crappy cut of his suits he might as Weill have gone to the Mens Warehouse, Such a waste.....

 

[Suburban Jedi]

Actually, Trump's Casinos were successful in that they made money. The beauty of casinos is that it's hard not to turn a profit. The problem was that they couldn't make enough to keep up the payments on the massive debt load Trump saddled them with for their construction.

In other words, he was kind of an idiot.

 

[American]

I wouldn't consider that description...success.

We get it, you don't like Trump. We've gotten it now for over 2 years. :roll:

 

[humbolt]

The CEO of Boeing would know the answer to that question.

Sure he would. :roll:

 

[Tom Horn]

The real losers are those who never try or give up when they fail the first time.

Banks gamble on every loan they make. Accordingly, many on this thread would claim that any bank that ever made a loan that was not repaid is a failed bank.

what are they gambling on? The value of their receivership percentage? If so, they are charging too much when someone needs a lone on oil prone acreage. For in those instances the bank is hoping the borrower fails his mortgage obligations.