Judge in Trump University case changes order to unseal docs "records mistakenly released"

cbsnews.com ^ | June 1, 2016, 4:58 PM | AP

[Trumpinator]

AP June 1, 2016, 4:58 PM

Judge in Trump University case changes order to unseal docs

WASHINGTON -- The judge in a class action lawsuit against Trump University on Wednesday ordered some records that have been released to be yanked from public view.

U.S. District Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel late Tuesday ordered some released documents to be resealed and resubmitted with sections blacked-out. He said some records had "mistakenly" been released Friday, when he ordered some documents made public.

[Right-wing Librarian]

>>Those who do exactly what the program teaches do well.

I have not seen the actual course documents (of DJT or others), etc., to make a declarative statement/comparative judgment about Mr. Trump’s program one way or the other.

Just from observing him (rallies, old & new interviews, etc), and reading his writings, he strikes me as an exceptional businessman who has an inner core of integrity and honor.

The injustice behind the lies/smears by the media/political puppets is the impetus for my inquiry. I can’t begin to imagine how tough one’s skin must have to be, to watch these globalist opereatives impugn his character, when it is unjustified.

Thanks, VerySadAmerican, and have a good day today.

Cheers,
RWL

[VerySadAmerican]

Trump is putting out videos of his “students” who did well. I’ve been told by people who buy those programs at seminars do well if they follow the guidelines. I do NOT believe they do as well as it’s preached.

I remember a late night radio talk show years ago where someone called in and asked about these deals. He said “I have no doubt the man selling the program can do it and has done. I’m not sure if the average person can.”

[Duchess47]

I believe the programs are very little different from videos and seminars on things like training horses or dogs.

Clinton Anderson or Cesar Millan can tell you and show you exactly how to train a horse or a dog. Theoretically you can follow their instructions to the letter and accomplish that. If you don’t have the “feel” you will never be as successful as they are.

Having the feel for the game is part of the success.

[VerySadAmerican]

If you don’t have the “feel” you will never be as successful as they are.

And that’s it in a nutshell. Some people can do this stuff and some can’t. I don’t care how much money they “invest”. The truth is these programs are sold to people who are convinced they can get rich quick.

It’s just like house flipping. Those TV shows show the flippers making thousands on each deal. Some of them stop at the “listing” price but don’t show what it actually went for.

The newest “genius” flippers are the couple from Waco. What they don’t show is how much deposit the “buyers” have to put up first.

[Right-wing Librarian]

>>I’ve been told by people who buy those programs at seminars do well if they follow the guidelines. I do NOT believe they do as well as it’s preached.
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It brings to mind the question of how much responsibility the business owner has....Is it their responsibility to evaluate and judge the success potential of their customers?

I was raised to strongly believe in the responsibility of the individual. Our nation used to be comprised mostly of no nonsense citizens. These days, it seems we have become a nation of mostly easily duped fools. That is why I place responsibility for product/program success upon the buyer. As long as the product/program does what it is promised to do, my inclination is to go with Buyer Beware.

Having taught for 34+years, I can tell you from personal experience that the nation’s “average” children seem to me to have been dramatically dumbed down. The causes of this phenomenon are, IMO, multiple and varied, but not the businessperson’s fault.

Cheers,
RWL