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Allen Weisselberg had little choice but to plead guilty to perjury after Manhattan prosecutors caught him blatantly lying about lying, as they revealed in court Monday.And underlying this stack of lies is Trump's obsession with pretending to banks that he had a massive, gigantic, colossal penthouse — the most expensive apartment, he claimed a decade ago, in New York City history.
On Monday, Weisselberg admitted this inescapable deposition falsehood — one that prosecutors may have easily verified with Forbes, which reported that Trump and Weisselberg were together at the 2015 interview about the size of the triplex.Weisselberg also admitted Monday that he'd lied in the same 2020 AG deposition about the timing of when he knew the 30,000-square-foot valuation was wrong.
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