Alan Weisselberg, the former Chief financial Officer for the Trump organization, finally
got to take the stand this week as the prosecution star witness in the ongoing tax fraud trial
against the Trump organization.
And he immediately made multiple different shocking revelations reporters that were present,
said everybody in the courtroom was shocked at this very first revelation.
And that is that Alan Weisselberg is not the former CFO of the Trump organization because
Weisselberg admitted on the stand under oath that he is still after being indicted over
a year ago, he is still the chief financial officer of the Trump organization making $640,000
a year.
He also said he expects to get about a $500,000 bonus at the end of this year.
You know, because the Trump organization doesn't care about all the tax fraud that they're
trying in court to pin on him.
That's what his lawyers are doing.
That's what Trump's lawyers are doing.
They're saying Weisselberg is the bad guy.
He did all this himself.
Trump knew nothing of it.
And Weisselberg stunned the court by telling that.
Let me read it, I have to read it.
This is amazing.
On the stand, Weisselberg testified that he still shows up to work in Midtown Manhattan,
where he personally advises Eric Trump on prospective business deals, analyzes new mortgages,
leases, office spaces, and oversees company cash management.
He's, he's, he's still the guy in charge of the money as the Trump organization is in
court, arguing that the guy we still have in charge of the money is just riddled with
fraud.
I can't swing a dead cat without hitting fraud in the Trump organization.
And it's all because of Weisselberg $640,000 a year.
He hasn't been fired.
He hasn't been let go.
He hasn't resigned.
He is still showing up to work every day directly advising idiot Eric Trump on how to do things.
I, I am flabbergasted.
Like I imagine the shock that people are reporting in that, in that courtroom, that phrase doesn't
even do it justice, because we all thought, at least I did.
Maybe you're different, but I, I, I thought Weisselberg was gone.
You know, once your, you know, chief money guy gets indicted for tax fraud, kind of,
you know, typically signifies the end of their employment.
But nope, dude's just going to work every day talking to Eric Trump.
Hey Eric, how the kid, Papa?
Hey, did you see that new lease we signed?
This is nuts.
This is absolutely nuts.
And that's not the only shocking revelation that Weisselberg made on
The stand.
Now see, initially prosecutors were a little leery, right?
Once Weisselberg shocked him all by saying, oh, no, I still work there.
I still get paychecks every month.
It's awesome.
They thought, oh crap.
Clearly this guy's not gonna, you know, go our way.
We, we struck an immunity deal, not an immunity.
We struck a plea deal with him.
He's supposed to give us the goods and now he's still being paid by them.
We're screwed.
But Weisselberg said, Nope, I'm still gonna give you the goods folks.
Weisselberg testified Tuesday that Donald Trump personally greenlighted untaxed benefits
that are the center of a Manhattan criminal trial against several of the ex-presidents
upon Aous companies, including Aats residence in New York City.
The rent was authorized by Donald Trump.
Weisselberg said less than two hours into his time on the stand in state Supreme Court
in Manhattan.
So Weisselberg, in spite of admitting Yep.
Still good friends with the family, still advising him every day, still going into work.
Got my coffee cup, everything good?
Oh, but by the way, Donald Trump totally did know about the fraud.
He actually personally approved all the fraud that I was engaged in because the whole company
was, was covered in fraud, apparently.
So, two rather shocking revelations, right?
One, that the Trump organization clearly doesn't care if somebody gets indicted on tax fraud.
Nope.
You can still handle all our money.
And two, the reason they're okay with it is because according to Weisselberg himself,
they're the ones who approved of the fraud in the first place.