When Donald Trump (sigh) first announced his bid for the presidency, he did it in grand fashion. He hired a bunch of movie extras to play the role of supporters, he built a cheap stage in the middle of his tower lobby, he rode down a polished gold-and-glass escalator, shuffled to that stage and proceeded to deliver a racist rant about Mexican immigrants being "drug dealers" and that Mexico was "sending us" their "rapists."
Upon which numerous companies and people that had previously done business with Trump decided they wanted nothing more to do with him, and Trump had a gigantic cow about that because how dare there be repercussions for a rich man spouting racist crap in public, and long story short today was deposition day!
Donald Trump was forced to take a time-out Thursday from his frenzied planning for the White House, sitting for a sworn, videotaped deposition in Trump Tower. [...]
Trump’s attorney asked a judge to cancel the session or cap it at two hours, but a judge declined, giving Andres’ legal team up to seven hours to question the man who’s still trying to finalize his Cabinet and prepare to be sworn in as president.
However, the questioning appears to have lasted less than three hours.
This particular lawsuit is one Trump filed against famous chef Jose Andres, who nixed plans to open a restaurant in Trump's new D.C. hotel because he didn't want to be associated with a nasty racist twit. And while Trump has settled plenty of lawsuits in his time, he doesn't seem to want to settle this one—thus the need to take time out from not learning how to president in order to try to scrape a few more bucks from the people who have Done Him Wrong.
Yeah, well. It's not like he's busy or anything. If he has enough time to obsessively watch television and tweet about whatever peeves him, he can probably spare a half a day for this.
Also, Donald Trump is racist. And his fingers are demonstrably stubby. And he's unfit for the presidency, or for any other office. And it's obvious at this point that he's mentally ill. Feel free to sue us for any of that, Donald—you know where to find us.