The reason Deutsche Bank told candidate Trump NO LOAN in 2016? The bank feared Trump wouldn’t repay and didn’t relish having to choose between getting stiffed and trying to seize the assets of the President of the United States https://t.co/8twzX9Cyac
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) February 3, 2019
WSJ reports Deutsche Bank tried reducing exposure to Russian clients in late 2016 due to concerns about US law enforcement and national security scrutiny, following — as the NYT reported yesterday — a decision earlier that year to reject a Trump loan. https://t.co/bTAtFWHr1w
— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) February 3, 2019
Burning through cash, lending tens of millions to his campaign, Trump sought a golf loan from Deutsche Bank in 2016. DB said ‘No.’. @davidenrich @benprotess and me: https://t.co/YRZOHOhpYq
— Jesse Drucker (@JesseDrucker) February 2, 2019
Proud to note that @russchoma and I were among the first to report that @realDonaldTrump had a potential conflict with Deutsche Bank. And we did this months before the 2016 election. https://t.co/ZnfnFFFyxq
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) February 2, 2019
Deutsche Bank, which has long been Trump's primary lender, has received an "inquiry" from House committees run by Maxine Waters and Adam Schiff.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) February 2, 2019
For years, Dems have sought docs about whether any of the loans it made to Trump were connected to Russia. https://t.co/UBaFY1YYWd
As European lawmakers probe Deutsche Bank’s possible involvement with money laundering by Danske Bank — American lawmakers will be watching closely as they investigate the German lender and its dealings with President Trump https://t.co/QR971omdFA
— POLITICO (@politico) February 4, 2019
At the time that Preet Bharara was fires by Trump, he was investigating Deutsche Bank money laundering AND Ailes/Fox. https://t.co/hx4Dii54uv
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) February 4, 2019
In late November, there was another massive raid at Deutsche Bank.https://t.co/NpV5zGNIJQ
— Sara Danner Dukic (@saradannerdukic) February 3, 2019