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PJMcK

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3. Trump can't "pardon" them
Wed Dec 23, 2020, 08:22 AM
Dec 2020

Vrablic and Scalzi haven't been charged with any crimes (yet). They simply lost their jobs.

Trump doesn't have any influence in the internal practices of Deutsche Bank so he can't "pardon" them to reinstate their jobs. In fact, I bet Trump's reaction has been along the lines of, "Who?"

Trump has used them and, as usual, has cast them aside now that he's finished with them. It's his typical M.O.

Also, if Trump pardoned them, gab13by13 Dec 2020 #1
Trump can't "pardon" them PJMcK Dec 2020 #3
Also - Isn't this investigation wnylib Dec 2020 #7
The net could get pretty wide PJMcK Dec 2020 #10
Does the US have the legal right to wnylib Dec 2020 #34
See post #16 below your post (n/t) PJMcK Dec 2020 #37
Ok. Thanks. wnylib Dec 2020 #40
Deutsche Bank is a German bank. Lochloosa Dec 2020 #16
If the banking is done in the US, any crimes would fall under US law. n/t Fortinbras Armstrong Dec 2020 #17
Not necessarily. DFW Dec 2020 #18
Deutsche Bank in the US is mainly Bankers Trust of NY and Alex Brown of Baltimore, acquired in '99 Klaralven Dec 2020 #28
Conflict of interest should be enough Klaralven Dec 2020 #2
Great find! PJMcK Dec 2020 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2020 #24
About that nit.... intrepidity Dec 2020 #5
Here's how I parsed it PJMcK Dec 2020 #6
You are correct. It's called wnylib Dec 2020 #8
Thanks! PJMcK Dec 2020 #9
LOL. Same here as far as remembering wnylib Dec 2020 #32
YES! 2naSalit Dec 2020 #12
Oh, those terms are all vaguely familiar intrepidity Dec 2020 #15
BTW, I also learned one should not ever end sentences in a preposition. Backseat Driver Dec 2020 #29
I was taught that the rule against wnylib Dec 2020 #33
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2020 #25
I guess what I was thinking was that the "acceptance" intrepidity Dec 2020 #14
"Resignations" is plural, imho secondwind Dec 2020 #20
Someone I'm close to is an executive at a large bank dlk Dec 2020 #11
Unfortunately he's touched the United States. NNadir Dec 2020 #13
What about Justice Kennedy's son? I thought he was part of that group Buckeyeblue Dec 2020 #19
I have been wondering the same thing. Funny how he has disappeared from the news. Irish_Dem Dec 2020 #26
Probably got promoted and moved to a different part of the bank. Buckeyeblue Dec 2020 #31
Geez, you are probably right. :(. nt Irish_Dem Dec 2020 #38
I hope I am wrong but I think both Ms. Rosemary Vrablic and Ms. Dominic Scalzi are gonna go ... Botany Dec 2020 #21
I thought I read that SCOTUS Kennedy's son was transferred to another position in a different area Backseat Driver Dec 2020 #30
Definitely, they were canned, PRETZEL Dec 2020 #22
I think they are going to take the fall for Deutsche. nt Irish_Dem Dec 2020 #27
Assuming they don't take a fall out a window. nt Pluvious Dec 2020 #35
Or they get bad underwear. :( Irish_Dem Dec 2020 #39
Hope they sing malaise Dec 2020 #23
They will have signed some NDA or similar linked to their generous payout. BSdetect Dec 2020 #36
The Douche Bags of Deutsche Bank Blue Owl Dec 2020 #41
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