learn more about Roy Cohn ... his mentor.

The New Yorker had a great snippet on Roy Cohn:

In the early eighties, Trump was his mid-thirties and looking to make his way from his father’s outer-boroughs empire to the inner sanctum of the Manhattan real-estate world. Cohn became his lawyer and fixer, teaching him his methods. Cohn always attacked and never apologized, stopped at nothing to reach his aims, confused and distracted his opponents by abruptly changing the terms of the conversation, and lied and cheated without compunction. (Roger Stone, another protégé of Cohn’s and a Trump adviser, amusedly recounts Cohn’s denial, at one point, of a very obvious, very bad face-lift.) “Those are the rules of war,” Stone—who, in January, was indicted for obstruction, witness tampering, and false statements—says. “Donald learned that from Roy. I learned that from Roy,” he adds.

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BTW, Roy Cohn died of AIDS and known closeted homosexual ... but that didn't stop him from persecuting gays at all costs in the State Department. At best, Roy Cohn was a despicable human being.

The Art Of War states, "If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

Donald Trump will never let up. He won't stop until his enemies are destroyed. You can't stop half way with him. You have to finish the job, because he won't either. He's going to continue to cheat and lie.