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If Books Could Kill@ifbookspod.bsky.social |
Episode 25: The Art of the Deal In the 1980s, Donald Trump was developing his resume for the presidency the most American way possible: by acquiring junk bonds and being a slumlord.
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New and improved jedgeco
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Surprised you all didn't mention that Donald's ghostwriter said he made most of it up.
www.newyorker.com/magazine/201...
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Ryan
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You left out the punchline to Trump's insane bit about the Javits Center: it's where Hillary's victory party was supposed to be held (because the building has glass ceilings, get it?)
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Rich
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An entire episode on Trump and we don't get a single Michael Anthony from Fairfield appearance?!
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Having listened To this episode, I have 2 questions: 1 - did you look into the alleged voicemails left by Trump for journalists in the 80s talking about how great this guy Trump was? And 2 - did you get to read all the Doonesbury Trump strips? Bonus q 3 - are both hilarious and/or tragic?
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Michael Kimbell
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@michaelhobbes.bsky.social What did you say to your doc to get the shingles vaccine?! People in their 40s need to know the secret
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Kellen Hoxworth
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Trump truly was the first reality TV businessman influencer because he’s absorbed the basic premise of How To Make Friends and Influence People, but he’s not here to make friends.
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