Newsweek: HOW THE TRUMP ORGANIZATION'S FOREIGN BUSINESS TIES COULD UPEND U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY

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16. I'm glad the author included the juvenile tweeting story:

With Middle Eastern business partners and American allies turning on him, Trump lashed out. Prince Alwaleed bin Talal—the billionaire who aided Trump during his corporate bankruptcies in the 1990s by purchasing his yacht, which provided him with desperately needed cash—sent out a tweet amid the outcry in Dubai, calling the Republican candidate a “disgrace.” (Alwaleed is a prodigious tweeter and Twitter’s second largest shareholder.) Trump responded with an attack on the prince—a member of the ruling Saudi royal family—with a childish tweet, saying, “Dopey Prince @Alwaleed_Talal wants to control our U.S. politicians with daddy’s money. Can’t do it when I get elected. #Trump2016.”

These are serious personality flaws and conflicts of interest and should disqualify trump from office, but yes, it is somewhat tedious reading because of all of the explanations of the deals. I like that the author clearly explained what the conflicts of interest are. I think it needs a Part 2 to cover the deals with China, Bulgaria, Brazil, Argentina, Germany, France, etc.