I usually hate biopics because I feel/figure what I'm seeing is nothing like what it was. But Foxx's Ray was, as you say, on point. Add to that the fact that he came off as a blind man, not any blind man, but Ray Charles! I saw it twice and was amazed both times.
Oh I meant is voice impression of DJT. It's incredible. But yeah he was amazing in Ray too
Yeah, well, I'll never forget what a friend told me: "you have to have your brains on fire to rob a bank."
Yup, long time ago I saw a 20/20(?) about how hard it is to rob a bank & how dumb bank robbers are.
www.washingtonexaminer.com
Every page of classified material is marked at the top and bottom it's classification. Sometimes there might be a "U" by a paragraph that's been declassified.
It's true that the Saudis giving a totally unqualified investment manager with a history of massive business failure $2 billion, twice what they invested with someone with a track record of financial success, is not illegal. Of course anyone with a functioning brain would view such a deal as likely indicative of corruption. Like, can anyone make a business case as to why the Saudis would do this? Maybe they just mixed things up and accidentally put a huge sum of money in Jared Kushner's pocket like Qatar did when they 'accidentally' bailed out Kushner's failing real estate investments.From my understanding it was an investment into his new firm. They also invested 1 billion in Steven Mnuchin's investment fund.
Neither of which was illegal as far as anyone knows....
Before Giving Billions to Jared Kushner, Saudi Investment Fund Had Big Doubts (Published 2022)
Before committing $2 billion to Mr. Kushner’s fledgling firm, officials at a fund led by the Saudi crown prince questioned taking such a big risk.www.nytimes.com
The Saudi documents obtained by The Times say that in return for its investment, the Saudi fund would receive a stake of at least 28 percent in Mr. Kushner’s main investment vehicle.
No law or rules constrain the investment activities of former administration officials after leaving the White House; many from both parties have profited from connections and experiences gained in government.
From my understanding it was an investment into his new firm. They also invested 1 billion in Steven Mnuchin's investment fund.
Neither of which was illegal as far as anyone knows....
Before Giving Billions to Jared Kushner, Saudi Investment Fund Had Big Doubts (Published 2022)
Before committing $2 billion to Mr. Kushner’s fledgling firm, officials at a fund led by the Saudi crown prince questioned taking such a big risk.
The Saudi documents obtained by The Times say that in return for its investment, the Saudi fund would receive a stake of at least 28 percent in Mr. Kushner’s main investment vehicle.
No law or rules constrain the investment activities of former administration officials after leaving the White House; many from both parties have profited from connections and experiences gained in government.
Looks to be marketed Asian Pacific. So outside FBI jurisdiction
www.affinityequity.com
They should be investigating Kushner personally, which is definitely in their jurisdiction. The most likely explanation for this bizarre and huge financial windfall for Kushner is that this is payback for favorable US policy.Looks to be marketed Asian Pacific. So outside FBI jurisdiction
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As a homegrown Asian firm, our investment strategy has been consistent since day one: focus on the sectors that continue to transform the region.
Yes, Kushner’s most notable business achievements are bankrupting the Observer and almost bankrupting the company he inherited until he was ‘accidentally’ bailed out by a country with pressing business before the US government.
Really? Garland not pursuing the orange monkey for Mueller report. Only getting serious for Jan 6 investigation. Now he decides to throw caution in the wind with this search? If anything, it just proves how bad it is that he went this route.
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