VIDEO Trump Is TERRIFIED His Grades Will Get Out

Trump Is TERRIFIED His Grades Will Get Out In a recent episode of "The Damage Report," hosts John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson discussed the revelations made during Michael Cohen's testimony regarding Donald Trump's academic records. Titled "Trump Is TERRIFIED His Grades Will Get Out," the video explores the lengths to which Trump allegedly went to prevent the release of his academic performance, including threats made to various educational institutions.

Key Highlights:​

• Cohen's Revelations: During his testimony, Michael Cohen disclosed that he was directed by Trump to intimidate schools and the College Board not to release his grades or SAT scores. This highlights a stark contrast between Trump's public persona of being brilliant and the lengths he took to hide his academic shortcomings.
• Irony of Obama's Grades: The discussion notes the irony of Trump criticizing Barack Obama for not releasing his educational records back in 2011, while he himself was engaging in similar behavior to suppress his own. This contradiction underscores themes of projection and hypocrisy often associated with Trump's public persona.
• Threatening Letters: Cohen mentioned that he had letters to prove Trump's attempts to threaten civil and criminal actions against schools if they ever disclosed his academic records. This revelation adds another layer to the ongoing narrative surrounding Trump's transparency and credibility.
• Call for Transparency: The hosts encouraged viewers to demand Trump's academic transcripts, mirroring the requests he made regarding Obama's records. It was suggested that if Trump expects transparency from others, he should be willing to share his own educational history.
  

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