If it was about Junior, his general douchebaggery will be ignored.
In fact.
As did their dad, Allen Weisselberg said in Manhattan Supreme Court on Thursday.
www.vanityfair.com
ABC News reports that Weisselberg
told jurors that, in addition to Trump himself,
Eric and
Donald Trump Jr. would sign checks for as much as $100,000 to pay for his grandchildren’s private school tuition. While that might sound like a kind and generous gesture—look at these Trumps, wanting the best education possible for the grandchildren of their employees!—the tuition checks were just one of the many off-the-books fringe benefits Weisselberg has said he received from the Trump Organization that were not recorded as income, thus allowing both him and the company to avoid paying taxes. (When pleading guilty, Weisselberg also admitted that the company paid for his apartment on the Upper West Side, as well as a pair of leased Mercedes-Benzes, among other perks. The long-running executive also allegedly received cash at Christmas that he would then use to dole out “personal holiday gratuities,” according to the
indictment.)