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Doc Sportello

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11. Did you read the article or the snippet?
Wed Jan 26, 2022, 09:35 AM
Jan 2022

The article explains how his finances are structured and how he has tried to inflate his cash flow for decades. And several of the the "valuable" properties you claim are actually big money losers.

Quote:
"His brick-and-mortar real estate is struggling, his Washington, D.C., hotel is hemorrhaging money and his golf resorts in Scotland and Ireland, longtime money losers, remain in the red. Less than $100 million in cash wouldn’t leave much of a safety net for Trump, who had an estimated $738 million of debt coming due over the next three years as of October.debunks everything you said."

So $93M he has compared to the $738M he owes means that yes he will be effectively be broke, unless his sell-offs are worth more than expected or he just doesn't pay his debts, which he is known for.

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