Why can't Trump just call a press conference and say:

>I knew Jeffrey socially for a number of years, we were in the same circles in New York. I was never aware of the extent of what he was upto, and when the truth came out it was deeply shocking and repulsive to me. I was never involved in any of his illicit activities, and in fact, when I became aware of them, he was immediately banned from Mar a Lago and I cooperated with cops and lawyers on taking him down - there is a paper trail of both things. As a social acquaintance of his I am in the files, as I flew with him on his planes and had him as a guest in my homes on numerous occasions, but nothing untoward happened during any of these incidents.

I think this version is probably pretty close to the truth, why does he instead want to pretend he was never on the plane / never wrote him cards / never really knew him when there's ready proof all of that is false?

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>he looks like an ordinary dude
He looks like a mentally ill weirdo

I can appreciate most classic rock but I really don't "get" Bruce Springsteen. What's the appeal, what's special about him, and where does he fit in the pantheon of other famous musicians?

>Corrupt authorities clearly protecting rulebreakers
I hate this trope