"Legal cloud"
Are you referring to the DNC's constant falsetto naŕatives, earlier against Trump in the past or the recent Kangaroo Court's gotchas?
I'm referring to Trump's lifelong history of fraud, fiscal malfeasance, bankruptcy, and breach of trust. The man was in the middle of a $100+ million dollar Trump University fraud trial before he announced he was even running for President.
That trial was also "rigged" and "unfair" and the judge was "biased" because he's of Mexican heritage. Trump paid $25 million to settle the case after the election.
There are also the 6 bankkruptcies - the last of which happened in 2009. Nothing to do with Trump being President. And more than 4000 law suits that Trump has been a party to going back to the 1980's. That's why he's been able to drag out his criminal cases so effectively. That's how he treated his business partners and suptrades. Motion after motion. Appeal after appeal. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. So even when they win, the amount recovered won't pay their legal bills. Trump invented "lawfare".
Every since Trump bragged about pocketing $40 million personally from his first two bankruptcies, I have been disgusted by him. One of his subtrades committed suicide. Many elderly investors lost their life's savings because Trump offered to make them rich.
When Trump was bragging about that sweet tax deal he made on that upstate New York property that figured so largely in his fraud trial, I kept wondering then why he hadn't been arrested for these scams. Well, now he has been. Or the Russian money paying twice asking prices for his Florida properties in the middle of the housing crash in 2008.
Trump has been a criminal conman all of his adult life, and he didn't stop lying, cheating and stealing when he was elected President. He openly bragged about bribing politicians.
All of this is well documented by every business newspaper in the nation.
Since his heyday as an Atlantic City big shot, Donald Trump's pattern is moving on despite big losses. The New York Times report adds to the picture.
www.businessinsider.com
America’s first billionaire President promised to bring a C-suite sensibility to the Oval Office. It started well—but now bad policy choices have pushed CEO confidence to the lowest level in a decade.
fortune.com
There's a sprawling infrastructure of conflicts of interest, entanglements with foreign governments and shady characters, and flat-out lies.
www.esquire.com