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John Connolly



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How to Fool All of the Peop...

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LSC Human Spaceflight with ...

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Our Lives: Girls’ and Women...

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A narrative of the transact...

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John Connolly, plaintiff vs...

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Narrative of the Transactio...

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The Politics and Crisis Man...

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“Bear Stearns kept two somewhat mysterious accounts for Trump. They were numbered only—no name was attached to them. A special code was required in order to call them up on the firm’s computers, and if an employee revealed them, he or she would be fired instantly. (Trump-trivia buffs: the account numbers are 049-50544-2-1 and 049-50549-2-6.)”
John Connolly, How to Fool All of the People, All of the Time

“then Trump might not owe the banks $2 billion on which he has suspended interest”
John Connolly, How to Fool All of the People, All of the Time

“He’d lie to you about what time of day it is—just for the practice.” And indeed, a close study of Trump’s actions over the past few years reveals a man addicted to deception, a man who invested like a fool, a man who shaved from deals and bled failing companies of cash so that he could live with absurd excess, a man who borrowed huge amounts from credulous banks and investors, a man who not only is not now a billionaire but never had $1 billion or $500 million or—very possibly—even $100 million and who has been strapped since 1987. Donald Trump is not just some cartoon character, a guy with a comb-over and a press agent and a board”
John Connolly, How to Fool All of the People, All of the Time



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