This podcast episode discusses the lawsuit filed in August of 2013 by New York attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, against Donald Trump for allegedly engaging in persistent fraudulent, illegal and deceptive conduct through Trump University.
An indictment has been brought for wire fraud due to false statements in fundraising that deceived people into contributing money based on the belief of a rigged election, where significant fraud took place. Wire fraud and mail fraud are often used by federal prosecutors in white collar crime cases.
Congressional investigators revealed that former President Trump planned to direct his supporters towards the Capitol on January 6th, but wanted it to appear spontaneous. Twitter is also suing Elon Musk after he decided to forgo his purchase of the company.
An instructor gave advice to surmount the fear of losing money in real estate to make more money for retirement, but critics argue that many Americans don't know much about the subject.
This episode discusses Trump University, a real estate seminar program run by Donald Trump which was accused of fraud and ultimately dissolved. The episode covers the lawsuits and experiences of former students who felt misled by the program.