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Somehow feels like a bigger deal than most that hope hicks in particular is out because just on a personal level it's almost as hard to imagine her leaving this president as it would be to imagine the president's children leaving hem leaving him as well, but maybe they're on their way out, too, as they've been skriptripped of security clearances. when the "new york times" first reported hope hicks' departure, they sa s she is quitting a day after she gave nine hours of testimony in the russia investigation. it's something that may be related to something else going on in this helter-skelter, t...

Summer in july. the first substantive thing we learned about the circumstances of why he quit actually came months later, came from michael wolff's controversial book "fire and fury", page 260, to be precise. here's how michael wolff explained him quitting his job. it comes at the end of a long skur discussion, a long chapter about the news breaking on the trimum tower meeting. so he goes into great detail about trying to maneuver a way out of that story without getting hurt, to try to spin that story to construct a false narrative about that trump tower meeting that wouldn't make it look so b...

In november, apollo global management lent money for a chicago skyscraper. the loan was made on november 1st, 2017. quote, even by the standards of apollo, which is one of the world's largest private equity firms, the previously unreported transaction with the kushners was a big deal, triple the size of an average property loan made by apollo. so that loan, $184 million, after these meetings at the white house and they talk among other things about a potential job at the white house for the apollo guy. that $184 million loan, that was one of the largest loans the kushner companies received las...

$60. $60 million. this is essentially triple the size of their average loan. >> is there anything about that loan on its face, just as a substantive matter that looks -- if you didn't know about the meetings, if you didn't know about the communications between jared kushner and the executive from this firm, is there anything about that loan that looks financially awkward? it looks like the kind of deal apollo wouldn't typically snama ? >> so i don't -- no, not necessarily.

Is a few months after, probably, well, a few months after a series of meetings with mr. kushner, mr. harris's firm, apollo, makes this sizable loan to kushner companies to refinance this building. >> $184 million. >> $184 million, which is both a very large loan by the standards of --ner compani of kushner companies and a large loan for apollo. for the most part, their loans are nowhere near that size. when you look at the average loan, it's approximately $60 million. this is essentially triple the size of their average loan. >> is there anything about that loan on its face, just as a substant...