Posted on 03/25/2019 12:33:04 PM PDT by NoLibZone
Disgraced television lawyer Michael Avenatti ― who was arrested Monday for a series of alleged financial crimes ― made dozens of appearances on CNN and MSNBC in a 64-day period last year, turning the anti-Trump personality into a “resistance” folk hero, according to a report.
U.S. prosecutors have charged Avenatti with extortion and bank and wire fraud. A spokesman for the U.S. attorney in Los Angeles said Avenatti was arrested Monday in New York. Spokesman Ciaran McEvoy said the lawyer best known for representing porn actress Stormy Daniels in lawsuits against President Donald Trump faces federal charges in New York and California. In New York, he was accused of threatening to use his ability to get publicity to harm Nike. Prosecutors say he demanded that the apparel company give him $20 million.
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Avenatti arrested Muller finds nothing to prosecute. ISIS destroyed
Today seems like the Baptism scene at the end of the Godfather.
Creepy Porn Lawyer was their favorite guest for a while there.
Now, he’s just a creepy porn lawyer, soon to be inmate.
They are like wounded animals, dangerous! Invest in garlic and wooden stakes!!
“Now, he’s just a creepy porn lawyer, soon to be inmate”.
Some 300 pound nasty guy with a nasty attitude is going to find him attractive and want him to be his “wife”. Then Avenetti will be a real porn lawyer.
“Now, he’s just a creepy porn lawyer, soon to be inmate.”
One hopes that Trump’s people can get him to spill what he knows of various D things...
I thought this guy early on was in desperate need of psychiatric help, confirmed
This is what I wrote about Avenatti back in December:
“Michael Avenatti was the Democrat Slime Media’s point man to smear President Trump before the midterms. This was part of an overall propaganda campaign to make the American voter think that their support of Republican candidates was support for President Trump. By smearing President Trump, they used guilt-by-association to smear any Republican candidate for Congress. Trump stopped much of this tactic by holding rallies for Senate candidates. There was not enough time to hold rallies for House candidates. The stupid Republicans in the states did not punch back at the smears. Instead they cowered under their beds like scared little dogs.”
Avenatti could have been destroyed with these revaluations I gave in May:
“Avenatti has set up a crowdjustis.com account where donors can send in money on line. Word is he has received $400,000 from this account.
Another source of money may come from CNN. Avenatti has exploited his legal case with Daniels. He has appeared on CNN 108 times in 64 days. I imagine he receives a fee for his appearances and the more outrageous he appears, the more viewership CNN receives because of him. Everyone loves a circus.
There are other issues that Avenatti faces. Avenatti’s Global Baristas faces a $500,000 trademark suit from Keurig Green Mountain. He also faces legal actions from Bellevue Square and his private law firm, owing more the $14 million to a former law partner, is in bankruptcy proceedings.”
“Some 300 pound nasty guy with a nasty attitude is going to find him attractive and want him to be his “wife”. Then Avenetti will be a real porn lawyer.”
They are going to find Avenatti in some hotel room, a noose around his neck. He will never see a day in prison.
Hasn’t paid child support either.
Not only that, some thought he was going to ride that schtick into the White House.
Sick...
CNN: Never heard of him. How do you spell his name again?
Good thinking. I think you’re right.
Once again, the corrupt fake news so called media is exposed for their neglect of skepticism and ethics demonstrating they will do anything including perpetuate lies to get their White Whale, Trump.
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