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For those that don’t want to dirty themselves by going to twitter.

1. “Storm in a Double D cup” : Stormy Daniels has enraptured MSM who are giving her more coverage than a new British royal baby or even a Kardashian/West for that matter. What Trump did as a private citizen in a consensual relationship is of no interest to me.

2. Stormy is in it for the fame and money. But what about the lawyer who seems to have constant doomsday predictions about the Trump presidency? If all you are doing is representing your client why do you want the other party destroyed? My curiosity is piqued.

3. Michael Avenatti, Stormy’s lawyer is very interesting, while in college and law school, Avenatti worked at political opposition and media firm “The Research Group”, run by Rahm Emanuel, yes that Rahm. He’s worked on many campaigns including Joe Biden’s U.S. Senate campaign

4. After graduating law school, Avenatti worked at O’Melveny & Myers, a high-powered Los Angeles law firm. businessinsider.com/michael-avenat…

5. Avenatti has had a prominent anti-Trump career. After O’Melveny he moved to Greene Broillet & Wheeler, a law firm in California where Avenatti helped sue Trump for allegedly stealing the idea of his hit reality TV show on NBC, “The Apprentice.” cbsnews.com/news/suits-aga…

6. In 2007, Avenatti formed the now defunct law firm Eagan Avenatti, LLP. In April 2017, Avenatti prevailed against Kimberly-Clark Corp., spin-off Halyard Health Inc. and their lawyers from King & Spalding when he secured a $454 million fraud verdict

7. Just a month prior in March 2017, Eagan Avenatti LLP was plunged into Chapter 11 bankruptcy when an elusive Orlando creditor named Gerald Tobin filed an involuntary petition over a claim for payment worth less than $30,000. plainsite.org/dockets/34qj2x…

8. The firm’s primary dispute was not with the petitioning creditor “but with three former attorney employees” of the firm, the motion stated. The former employees and Eagan Avenatti disagreed about sunken costs and claims to settlements, according to the motion.

9. Earlier this year Bankruptcy Judge Catherine Bauer dismissed Chapter 11 proceeding ending the bankruptcy of defunct class action law firm Eagan Avenatti LLP after approving the deal between Eagan Avenatti and former partner Jason Frank, who left the firm with 2 other attorneys

10. Jason Frank, a former attorney at Eagan Avenatti claimed he was owed $14 million in profit share and origination bonuses under a contract he signed with the firm. The point being Eagan Avenatti must have suffered huge financial losses in this ordeal. law360.com/articles/915976

11. Gerald Tobin, the guy who was seeking a little less than $30,000 during the court proceedings against Eagan Avenatti appears to be a lawyer who represented Mark Gold in a case involving strippers who were allegedly drugging their customers. miaminewtimes.com/news/lawyer-wh…

12. Given murky nature of all of Avenatti’s proceedings, it is not exactly clear how much he is worth or has lost: This article states Avenatti filed for divorce from his wife, Lisa-Storie Avenatti in December 2017, after she kicked him out of their house. heavy.com/news/2018/03/m…

13. it’s noted that Avenatti’s monthly expenses run about $40,000 and his wife’s about $25,000. His include payments on a Ferrari Spyder and a Mercedes G Wagon, a private plane and pilot, and car racing.

14. His wife’s monthly expenses include tens of thousands of dollars for restaurants, shopping, entertainment, gifts and $12,000 for nannies for a son. They spend several thousand dollars a month at MedSpa.

15. Monthly payment for their Via Lido Nord Beach, home is $100,000 and a LA apartment is $14,000. Lisa Storie-Avenatti said she has a luxury clothing business, Ikaria Resort Wear, that’s losing money. And Eagan Avenatti was facing bankruptcy proceedings. twitter.com/IkariaRW/statu…

16. In 2013, “Grey’s Anatomy” star Patrick Dempsey sued Avenatti to get out of his role as “part owner and public face” of Tully’s Coffee Shops, the bankrupt Seattle-based chain that first opened in 1992, that Dempsey and Avenatti later acquired for $ 9 million.

17. Avenatti was to put up the all the capital to purchase and operate the company, Global Baristas, according to the deal. Instead, Avenatti borrowed $2 million, which he didn’t tell Dempsey, against the company’s assets, the actor claims.

18. Currently, Tully’s currently has less than 20 shops and Keurig owns the coffee brand, Keurig Tully’s Coffee Inc. Keurig itself is suing Avenatti and Global Baristas. Global Baristas & Avenatti Himself May Be Facing a $5 Million Tax Lien, IRS Documents Show. pic.twitter.com/qlkYvHlHV1

19. Remember Jason Frank, one of Avenatti’s partners who claimed he was owed several millions in payments? Well guess who represents him? Frank is represented by Sara L. Chenetz and Amir Gamliel of Perkins Coie LLP. Perkins Coie: the same Law firm that engaged Fusion GPS

20. FusionGPS did “opposition research” and hired Christopher Steele to produce the Trump-Russia Dossier. Just as Michael Avenatti himself when he worked a political opposition research and media firm run by Rahm Emanuel. avenatti.com/bio/