We filed a complaint demanding the FBI and DOJ investigate Trump.
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Citizens for Ethics & Responsibility in Washington

John, we uncovered yet another Trump scheme:

Donald Trump claimed that he personally owed tens of millions of dollars to an obscure entity related to his Chicago business. But a court appointed monitor revealed that she was told by the Trump Organization that this Chicago loan “never existed.”

If Trump knowingly and willfully made false statements about debts owed to his Chicago business on his public financial disclosure reports, that would mean he broke the law.

So we filed a complaint demanding the FBI and DOJ investigate Trump for knowingly and willfully making false statements about debts owed to his Chicago business on his public financial disclosure reports.

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John, this wouldn’t even be the first time that Trump would be held liable for fraud.

In his New York civil fraud trial last year, a judge ruled that Trump, his adult sons, and their businesses were liable for persistent and repeated fraud in an opinion issued before the trial began. That alone dealt Trump a significant blow.

And just this year, a court-appointed monitor overseeing Donald Trump’s businesses alerted the judge overseeing his New York fraud case that Trump's financial disclosures are “incomplete” or “inconsistent.”

Former federal judge Barbara Jones wrote that a $48 million debt Trump claimed to owe to one of his companies for years did not exist.

Sound familiar?

Donald Trump’s playbook is the same, and he tries to get away with breaking the law time and time again.

That’s why it’s more important than ever that he’s held accountable.

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