NYT: German bank knew Trump had suspicious transactions

And they also paint a very grim picture of a man that appears to have skated; skirted, and avoided paying back all kinds of debt dating back decades. Initially, the New York Times made a mammoth find in discovering that one of Trump ‘s preferred banks has long ignored his federally-abusive behavior.

Here’s what we understand. According to the New York Times, Trump ‘s financial transactions at Deutsche Bank have long been of “suspicion” and concern. In fact, those transactions once triggered one hell of an administration fight within the bank — eventually having led to one woman’s departure because she had begun questioning ethics.

The transactions apparently never were reported to the United States “at the discretion of the bank” mostly because the Trump ‘s were “high value clients” according to the Times.

Interestingly, the suspicious transactions were flagged between 2016-2017. The transactions were dated between those times and also were flagged from both Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner.