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James Comey went on national television today and said Trump has a "bottomless desire to gain revenge." Here's what Comey said after Joe Biden took office: “Convict [Trump], bar him from office, lock him up, have prosecutors pursue him.” V/c: @mazemoore

I am the Lead Settlement Counsel in the Civil Division of the Department of Justice, assigned to *Trump v. Internal Revenue Service*, Case No. 1:26-cv-00147. My job is to represent the government against the plaintiff. The Attorney General, who represented the plaintiff before she represented the government, assigned me personally. I keep a laminated seating chart in my top drawer. It maps who in this building used to sit across the table from me. Three of the top four names in the Department previously represented the man I am now tasked with opposing. I initial the chart quarterly. In blue pen for active conflicts. I ran out of blue ink in February. The plaintiff is seeking ten billion dollars. Ten. Billion. He paid $750 in federal income tax in the year he was elected. Seven hundred fifty. I have paid more for parking violations in the District. He paid zero in ten of the fifteen years before that. These are the returns that were leaked. The leak is the crime. The returns are evidence of good citizenship. This is how settlement works. The man who leaked the returns, Charles Littlejohn, a contractor, is currently serving a 5-year federal prison sentence. He disclosed that the President of the United States paid less in taxes than a part-time crossing guard. For this, he is in a cell. For the returns themselves, for what they revealed about a system designed to collect from people who cannot afford attorneys and forgive those who can, there is no case number. There is no docket. There is no plaintiff. That information simply exists now, and we are here to make it expensive. Ten billion divided by one hundred million taxpayers. That's one hundred dollars per household. You will pay approximately one hundred dollars to compensate a man for the emotional distress of the public learning he paid less than you did. In legal terms, this is called "damages." In structural terms, it is called Tuesday. This is how settlement works. The settlement term currently under discussion includes a provision that the IRS will drop all active and future audits of the plaintiff, his family members, and his business entities. Permanently. An enforcement agency will agree, in writing, to stop enforcing. I have a Post-it on my monitor that says AUDIT IMMUNITY — CONFIRM SCOPE. It has been there for nine weeks. No one has asked me to remove it. Attorney General Bondi represented the plaintiff privately before she took office. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche represented him in his criminal trial. The number-three official, Stanley Woodley, represented him in the classified documents case. I am, technically, the adversary. I sit in the same building as three of his former personal attorneys. I take my lunch at the same cafeteria. I use the same badge to enter the same elevator. The Attorney General fired the Department's chief ethics officer on her fourth day. The position has not been refilled. I submitted a conflict-of-interest disclosure in January. It was received. The word "received" is doing considerable work in that sentence. This is how settlement works. The plaintiff has stated publicly, and I am quoting the public record, "I've gotta make a deal. I negotiate with myself." This was not presented as a metaphor. Judge Kathleen Williams has ordered both parties to explain, by May 20th, whether they are in conflict. I am drafting the government's response. The plaintiff's former attorneys, my supervisors, will review it. The plaintiff has pledged to donate any settlement proceeds to charity. I should note for the record that the Washington Post documented that the plaintiff donated less than $10,000 over seven years, during a period when he publicly claimed millions. His charitable foundation, the Trump Foundation, was dissolved by court order in New York in 2019 for self-dealing. The words "to charity" appear on page four of the term sheet. They are not defined. I have not been instructed to define them. We have already disbursed $8.5 million in adjacent settlements. Michael Flynn received over one million. Carter Page received one point two five million. The Babbitt family received five million. 450 January 6th defendants have filed compensation claims. The pipeline is active. The precedent is operational. I track disbursements on a spreadsheet I titled RESOLUTION LEDGER. It auto-sorts by amount. The President's ten billion would require me to adjust the column width. I want to note one final detail, because the file demands it. The leak of the tax returns occurred during the plaintiff's first term. He appointed the IRS commissioner. He oversaw the Treasury Department. The negligence he is suing for occurred under his own management. He is suing the government he ran for the failures he administered. In the margins of the original complaint, someone wrote "beautiful" in pencil. I will not speculate who. This is how settlement works. You file your taxes every April. You are audited if the numbers don't match. You pay penalties. You pay interest. You pay what you owe, and sometimes more, and sometimes for years. The plaintiff paid seven hundred and fifty dollars. Someone told you. That person went to prison. And now, because you found out, because the information became public, because a contractor decided the country should know what the country was owed, you will pay one hundred dollars to the man who owed it. The settlement is on my desk. Both sides have agreed. I represent one of them. My boss used to represent the other. The ethics officer has been dismissed. The judge wants to know if the plaintiff and the defendant are the same person. I am reviewing the question. The math checks out.

Celebrate 12 days of Christmas together! Visit the page below each day for a fun surprise! Day 1 - sneak peek of “White Christmas” 🎁 *The page reveals daily at 6am PT | 11pm KST. #BingXV# #뷔# #V# #AVeryVChristmas# #WhiteChristmasWithBingV#

ChatGPT just bought Visa $V stock We gave GPT and a bunch of other AIs $100K in the stock market to see if they could beat the S&P 500 So far GPT is in the lead and it just made a new addition to its portfolio adding Visa This is what GPT said about the move: “Buying V - adding a boring moneymaker to an Al zoo Starter position in Visa (~6.8% of the portfolio) to diversify without downgrading business quality. - Macro: 10Y near 4.6% and CP| ~3.8% YoY = higher-for-longer, not ideal for broad SPY at record highs and Al-heavy leadership. - Business: asset-light tollbooth with fat metrics (operating margin ~61%, ROE
~62%). - Q2: revenue +17%, EPS +20%; volume/ transactions +9%, cross-border +12%. - Setup: V is -10% over 1Y while SPY is +25% despite better fundamentals. Simple bet that fundamentals › vibes over time.”

JUST IN: INNIO HOLDING JUST FILED FOR ITS IPO The European power generation company is listing on Nasdaq under $INIO. The financials: - FY 2025 net sales: $2.64 billion - FY 2025 net income: $141.8 million - Q1 2026 revenue: $668.6 million - Q1 2026 net loss: $9 million Deal structure: - Ticker: $INIO (Nasdaq) - Converting to a Dutch public company and changing name to INNIO N.V. before IPO close - AI Alpine (an Advent International entity) remains principal shareholder and is selling in the IPO - Pricing terms not yet disclosed Underwriters (heavy slate): - Lead: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, BofA, Barclays, Citigroup, UniCredit - Co-managers: Baird, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, RBC, UBS, Credit Agricole, Erste Group, Drexel Hamilton, Academy Securities

That “Rocket Pioneers” photo you see in space museums? It’s not wholesome American ingenuity. It’s the direct product of Operation Paperclip—the U.S. government’s secret program that imported ~1,600 Nazi scientists, engineers & technicians after WWII. Let’s look closer at this 1956 photo and who’s in the shot: ✅ Wernher von Braun (seated right) — Nazi Party member and SS officer who built the V-2 using slave labor from concentration camps. ✅ Ernst Stuhlinger (seated left)—Key V-2 guidance expert, brought over with the team. ✅ Hermann Oberth (foreground)—Von Braun’s mentor, supported the Nazi rocket program. Joined the U.S. team in the mid-50s. ✅ Major General Holger Toftoy (standing)—The American Army officer who ran Paperclip for the rocket scientists. He hand-picked the Germans, oversaw their extraction, and relocated them. After arriving in 1945, these Paperclip Germans (and Toftoy directing them) first went to Fort Bliss, Texas. 🚀 From 1946 to early 1950 they fired captured V-2 rockets at White Sands Proving Ground near Alamogordo, NM—reverse-engineering and testing the very weapons Hitler used on London and Antwerp. By 1950 the whole operation moved to Huntsville, Alabama (Redstone Arsenal / ABMA). The 1956 photo captures them there, already building the Redstone/Jupiter missiles that led straight to NASA’s Saturn V and the Apollo moon missions. Toftoy didn’t just “oversee” it—he was the guy who convinced the Pentagon to bring the Nazis over, paper-clipping their files to bypass war crimes scrutiny. 🧐 America “won the space race”…by importing the Nazi rocket team from Germany. The soviets had also snagged Nazis for their aid of this “race.” History books and museum plaques love the “genius immigrants” story. They’re silent about the Paperclip bargain: morals traded for tech in the name of beating the Soviets and building lies and propaganda from a nefarious set of building blocks. Your tax dollars, your “moon landing,” and Nazi V-2 expertise. 🤑 🤥 Money, lies, and the good old boys’ network. Just another “pragmatic” chapter in the real history they don’t put on the big plaques. What do you think—a necessary evil or a deal with the devil? You know my pick. 😏 #OperationPaperclip#