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Dad took the money. and that is what the investigation is all about. its a serious thing. new york makes it a felony to act this way and to pump something up to lenders and to reported to the tax folks. and that is what the evidence appears to show, that is what the investigation is needed for. >> tim bryan, you are such a valuable guest on nights like this. because youre one of the few people who have ever gotten illegal look inside the trump business world. and donald trump made the mistake of...

The attempt to overturn the 2020 election and the people who stopped it". coming up, new york attorney general, letitia james, investigation where trump organization has now subpoena donald trump, donald trump jr., and ivanka trump. neil cocktail, and tim bryan will join us next. but bu

Tim Bryan is convinced the United States is poised to experience a significant onshoring trend. But he’s not a manufacturing executive frustrated by pandemic-induced supply chain issues, which have left key materials stuck on cargo ships or in foreign lands. He’s a tech executive who believes back-office IT work — often shipped overseas during the last quarter-century to low-cost destinations — will come back to the United States, as companies go through a 21st-century digitization proce...

More familiar faces may be visible when students return from winter break after the board of the Lamoille South Unified Union school district decided in a 5-2 vote to make

Following eight years of support for general corporate and transactional matters, Shulman Rogers was proud to support Octopus Interactive in its sale to T-Mobile.

GalaxE.Solutions, the New Jersey-based information technology company that raised its corporate flag in downtown Hartford in 2019, is expanding in Hartford again, with plans to hire another 180 technology workers.

IT firm GalaxE.Solutions announced Thursday that it plans to bring 180 new jobs to Hartford as part of an ongoing worker relocation project. In a statement, company officials said 100 service desk positions currently based in the Philippines will be moved to Hartford. Another 80 people will be recruited through the firm’s workforce development program, which focuses on information technology training.

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Public policy, which makes trump a national security threat. joining us now, tim bryan, senior calmly columnist for bloomberg opinion. hes the author of the book, trump nation. also -- and this nbc news analyst. and host of the hell or high-water podcast. john, let me begin with you and what is apparently the end ofs career in the house of representatives. question one is, will he remain in trumps good graces for the rest of the month, so that when he quits the house of representatives he actual...

>> well, you dont even need an sec investigation to just laugh this thing off as a stunt. the last time donald trump had his hands on a publicly traded company was his casino where his casino holdings in atlantic city. and what happened there? he drove it off the cliff into bankruptcy several times. he only survived that because his fathers money back stopped him. but everyone around him got burned. banks got burn. investors got burned. all of the employees of those casinos eventually lost their...