Legal AF by MeidasTouch Trump Opens Himself Up to Discovery Nightmare in Pathetic Lawsuit
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Jan 23, 2026 Trump's latest lawsuit against JPMorgan targets alleged debanking and blacklisting, but it opens the door to substantial legal scrutiny of his past. The discussion reveals tensions between this suit and a prior case related to Truth Social's $8 million loan from questionable sources. Insights reveal JPMorgan's potential legal concerns tied to Trump's tax fraud and civil judgments. The hosts delve into the implications of these lawsuits on Trump's ongoing legal dilemmas and the strategic choices behind filing in Florida.
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Complaint Omits Key Legal History
- Donald Trump's new Miami lawsuit contradicts other filings and omits key facts about his legal history.
- That omission invites broad discovery that could expose fraud judgments, tax convictions, and monitorships.
Anticipate Aggressive Discovery Tactics
- Expect JPMorgan to use discovery to probe Trump's omitted facts and prior cases.
- Watch for depositions that force Trump to reconcile inconsistent complaints and disclose sensitive financial details.
Compliance, Not Politics, Drives Banking Decisions
- Banks evaluate customers through compliance, KYC, and AML rules that flag fraud and monitorships.
- Those compliance realities likely explain JPMorgan's decisions more than any claimed political bias.