Trump's lawyer & her husband owe $1 million+ in liens and warrants 

Even Steven!

Let’s make a deal? 😂

That's not how narcissists operate, they can skip out on paying their bills but bet your ass they WILL get paid!

My thoughts exactly 😂👍💯

Come on, who's really surprised about a republican NOT paying taxes. 🙄

This is white-collar crime. I know they don't call it "crime", but if a normal person was this much in debt they would take everything from them.

Because you don't go to jail for not paint bills...they just put liens on everything you own so you can't sell your assets without paying

Basically if they get pulled over at a traffic stop, they'll be haul in on the outstanding warrants. But these civil warrant don't cause the courts to send cops to your front door. Sucks, but that's the way our laws are set up.

Because debtor's prison isn't (or generally isn't) a thing here. And that's a good thing.

@@DrewWalton It is and it is a good thing. But people with money can hide from debt much easier than regular folks.

😂

😂😂😂😂❤😁👍 Deserves more likes 👍

Alina is the "best" that trump could get. Now it's a race to the finish line, uh, jail cell.

Trump doesn't look at resumes to make his hiring decisions; he looks at court records 😏

He doesn't "lay" her fees? 😂 Only if she pisses on him. Then he'll pay.

It's gonna be rich when things don't end the way you want... I can hear the screeching already. 😂🤣😅🤣

@@johnogden119 Another brilliant one that still believes the "pee pee" hoax... How goes the search for the video? Effing buffoon 🤣😅

@@piewagn yes it is, only you deplorables will be the ones whining and crying like your pathetic cult leader lately! The king of the snowflakes!

The RNC will foot the bill, she'll get her money.

Never

NEVER

ericeric ..... And a liar!

But Jesus she’s hot AF

ericeric363, it's anyone's guess how long it'll take to disbar her for malpractice. If she and her husband are unable to pay their bills, they will have to set up a GoFundMe account. tRump's NOT going to help her financially, same as he ditched Jenna Ellis, Team Crazy,and Rudy Colludy.

And also the best lawyer willing to work for him🥴

She was his campaign advisor

BIDEN HAS BANKRUPTED THE COUNTRY AND 100 OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WITH HIS INFLATION AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS THAT'S WHY TRUMP IS BEATING BIDEN ASS IN THE POLLS. I LUV IT SO DO THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.

Probably herpes.

@@OfficialSeth hahaha I was going to comment "an STD."

​@@OfficialSeth Damn! Beat me to it 😂

Trump derangement syndrome.

I wonder if her hubby now has it, too?

They are hiding behind the walls of various LLCs. They'll be OK even if the businesses go belly up.

Just like hunter biden

@@joelrivard5598 Exactly, and he’s being held accountable, and so should Donald Trump. 😉

​@@joelrivard5598Who DID own up to it!

@@elialmodovar6685 owned up to it to get a sweetheart deal that no regular person could get

..and she would be in a bigger hole after she is done.

If by “defending” you mean creating chaos with the intent of a mistrial being declared, then yeah.

@@HocusPocus6969 I don’t think anything like this has ever been successfully executed in any trial. She’s just looking to cash in to become the next Fox News Barbie correspondent

Not only she broke your stupid

Habba must know that she's probably never going to be paid anywhere near in full by Dump.

Alibaba:. Donny I said what you told me,. Did I do good? Stupid:. Very good. You deserve another night out! And then some

She’s a deplorable!

Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani plotted to sell presidential pardons for $2 million a piece, former staffer says in lawsuit Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert • On Monday, Rudy Giuliani was hit with a bombshell rape civil lawsuit filed by a former staffer. • The staffer alleged in the suit that Giuliani asked if she knew anyone who wanted to buy a presidential pardon. • The suit says Giuliani said he was selling them for $2 million, splitting the profit with Trump. A new rape civil lawsuit filed against Donald Trump's former lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, says the pair devised a scheme to make presidential pardons available for purchase for $2 million each. In addition to claims that Giuliani raped her repeatedly while she worked for him, Noelle Dunphy, who served as his law firm's director of business operations, alleged in a lawsuit filed Monday that Giuliani asked: "if she knew anyone in need of a pardon, telling her that he was selling pardons for $2 million, which he and President Trump would split." The lawsuit continued: "He told Ms. Dunphy that she could refer individuals seeking pardons to him, so long as they did not go through 'the normal channels' of the Office of the Pardon Attorney, because correspondence going to that office would be subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act." Requests for clemency for federal crimes such as piracy, treason, and counterfeiting are made through the Office of the Pardon Attorney, and, as they are subjected to federal oversight, often take years to be granted. As of 2022, the office has a backlog of more than 17,000 pending applications for pardons, Bloomberg reported. Representatives for Trump and lawyers for Dunphy did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment. Giuliani, through his spokesman Ted Goodman, "unequivocally" denied the allegations: "Mayor Giuliani's lifetime of public service speaks for itself and he will pursue all available remedies and counterclaims." Compared to other presidents, Trump flexed his power to pardon people of their crimes very little while he was in office, most often offering clemency and full pardons to his political allies - including Roger Stone, his former strategist Steve Bannon, and his son-in-law's father, Charles Kushner - while hinting that he could pardon himself if he were convicted of a crime while in office. Compared to former President Barack Obama's more than 1,300 clemency grants, Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of 240 people while in office. While it remains unknown whether recipients of the high-profile pardons paid the $2 million alleged in the lawsuit, The New York Times reported only 25 of the 240 pardons and commutations Trump granted during his term came through the regular Justice Department process, instead being routed through a private process developed by the Trump White House. The Office of the Pardon Attorney did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Magna cum laude!

@@tomy.1846 MAGA Cumming loud! 🎉🎉🎉😮

​​@@tomy.1846MAGA cum laude! Magna cum laude is the top person graduating.

I like what you did there!@@Rhiannon1261

I like that

habba isn't an elected official.

They wont they want him as president

@@luciemayer1918baloney. We the people, the MAJORITY, will never vote him in.

A fine idea. But will they leave office? Better start thinking about how you will make them leave office.

CRIMINALS attract CRIMINALS. 😂😂

She’s getting paid by Trump super PAC. Meaning it’s maga people who pay their salary.

She'll be looking for a cabinet job and a pardon.

Am I looking at Mrs trump #4?

Probably promised her a cushy White House job

@@jandrews6254 at his age,, Nope. he’s shot

🎯🎯🎯

This is the one time I'd like to help them with the collection process for free.

i know a dude called "Big Pookie" who can get that money out of them in 48hrs or less, guaranteed.

👍👍😁😂

Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani plotted to sell presidential pardons for $2 million a piece, former staffer says in lawsuit Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert • On Monday, Rudy Giuliani was hit with a bombshell rape civil lawsuit filed by a former staffer. • The staffer alleged in the suit that Giuliani asked if she knew anyone who wanted to buy a presidential pardon. • The suit says Giuliani said he was selling them for $2 million, splitting the profit with Trump. A new rape civil lawsuit filed against Donald Trump's former lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, says the pair devised a scheme to make presidential pardons available for purchase for $2 million each. In addition to claims that Giuliani raped her repeatedly while she worked for him, Noelle Dunphy, who served as his law firm's director of business operations, alleged in a lawsuit filed Monday that Giuliani asked: "if she knew anyone in need of a pardon, telling her that he was selling pardons for $2 million, which he and President Trump would split." The lawsuit continued: "He told Ms. Dunphy that she could refer individuals seeking pardons to him, so long as they did not go through 'the normal channels' of the Office of the Pardon Attorney, because correspondence going to that office would be subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act." Requests for clemency for federal crimes such as piracy, treason, and counterfeiting are made through the Office of the Pardon Attorney, and, as they are subjected to federal oversight, often take years to be granted. As of 2022, the office has a backlog of more than 17,000 pending applications for pardons, Bloomberg reported. Representatives for Trump and lawyers for Dunphy did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment. Giuliani, through his spokesman Ted Goodman, "unequivocally" denied the allegations: "Mayor Giuliani's lifetime of public service speaks for itself and he will pursue all available remedies and counterclaims." Compared to other presidents, Trump flexed his power to pardon people of their crimes very little while he was in office, most often offering clemency and full pardons to his political allies - including Roger Stone, his former strategist Steve Bannon, and his son-in-law's father, Charles Kushner - while hinting that he could pardon himself if he were convicted of a crime while in office. Compared to former President Barack Obama's more than 1,300 clemency grants, Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of 240 people while in office. While it remains unknown whether recipients of the high-profile pardons paid the $2 million alleged in the lawsuit, The New York Times reported only 25 of the 240 pardons and commutations Trump granted during his term came through the regular Justice Department process, instead being routed through a private process developed by the Trump White House. The Office of the Pardon Attorney did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

tangerine toddler lmfao 😂 I absolutely about died laughing 😂

More like “I’ll never pay you.” 😂😂

😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯✝️🙏 cHrIsTiAnItY

😂😅

"I want a lawyer who understands me" That's beautiful.😆

She doesn't stand for a judge yelling at her, in her life. But, she stands for being a reverse millionaire. Trumpism-classic!

I think Ghouliani found that out the hard way.

She probably plans to write a book

Maybe Trump thinks that Habba is a milch cow.

She won’t get money out of that bull when she tries to milk it

She should walk from the steps to the corner and do some full time work there

Would he care?

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Art of the Steal😅😂😂😂

​@@sherribatko8981😂😂😂😂

Remember when Bill Gates ‘bought out’ Homer Simpson’s tech startup? After ordering his guards to ‘buy him out’ Gates commented “I didn’t get rich by writing cheques!”

Or else the pretty ones.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

You saying Sidney Powell attractive?@@sprig5173

Often they protect their kind ,just like cops and judges and religious people do . They don't understand "ETHICS"

It's a tax warrant, and they all seem to be attached to her husband... In fact, nearly all of the $1m seems to be his; The ones listed in her name seemed rather small. My guess is that she's started picking up his habits.

A tax warrant is nothing like an Arrest Warrant. A tax warrant is a legal document that states the taxing district has a claim against your property for unpaid taxes. In Michigan this used to be a real problem because high rollers worked the law to always be three years in arrears, only paying the oldest lien when it was absolutely going to cost them the property. The law changed recently. If you don't get your taxes paid after one year you'll most like find yourself on the street and your property sold at auction. Lenders really like that. Not.

Hate to break it to ya….ll.ll. Lawyers are among the most sleazy people,around.

@@terrymckenzie8786 No argument here. Which do you think it is: does studying law make them sleazy, or do already established sleaze bags chose law as a career? I'm going with the latter.

@@cdjhyoung 😂tough to say. I think law just opens doors, with people and opportunities that most of us don,t have access to.

She's definitely both even without this news 😉

She is being paid with campaign donor money.

@@therock8288 She's being paid with trump 2024 Re-Election Limited Edition Novelty Dollar Bill - Pack of 50.

I think she'd make a better flight attendant!

She's parleying this into a lucrative media career.

@@Person-mh6xq Don't insult the hard working flight attendants

She invents and repeats the most stupidly formed and egregious for the press, grab her pussy and put her on the payroll. Just don't pay her. Did Rudy learn that from him, or vice versa?

Always promising to pay but the check is not in the mail.

Most of them are her husband's, not hers--that's how.

@@suew3973 The word "most" doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

Neither liens nor warrants represent anything nefarious. Everyone with a mortgage has a lien registered on their house, for example.

That's why he takes her out drinking

A Skunk can s😮mell his own hole first.

Couldn't happen to a nicer debtor

I call her Alina haba-blah blah ❣️💙☀️

Bazinga!

Good one lol. Or Alibaba?

MAGA - MY ASS GOT ARRESTED 😅😅

CLEVER LIKE VOTE BLUE TO GET SCREWED!!

Cute! Poof! 💨

Hahaha. Hope you all are laughing too! 😊

​@@sandyd3686clever ... hahaha

😂😂😂😂😂😂

👍👍😁🤣🤣🤣

Say it often enough and it’ll grow on you, become music to the ears

She did say Trump is the most ethical man she knows. She obviously only knows other crooks.

Yes, birds of a feather

No one is more bent than Trump.

She makes three thousands month if not more and paid by champagne funds from his supports . Thank you all for helping Abadaba out.😅😅😅😅

Indeed. Everything Trump touches turns to crap.

@@user-sx6yb1wn1t Still a million in debt. Three thousand a month is not going far to satisfy that debt. She must lie awake nights sweating it out. Foolish woman that she is

​@@user-sx6yb1wn1taren't a bunch of Trump's past attorneys suing him, because he didn't pay them? Yes, and it was even mentioned in the video. There's something very wrong, with how you...I'm not sure what word to try and describe your "mental" processes. Did you know, there are some types of plant that have a kind of awareness? For some reason, trying to figure out your comment made me think about the tests where they were trying to talk to plants.

​@@user-sx6yb1wn1tand gets drunk with trump for free and then some

uh... no?