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1 verified report published on July 9, 2021.
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July 9 wasn’t the day the Trump mess began. It was the day the cleanup started looking a lot like admission. The company’s corporate paper trail was moving, the criminal case was still expanding, and the old Trump trick of yelling “witch hunt” was colliding with the boring, brutal reality of filings, boards, and investigators. In other words: the brand that sold itself as untouchable was spending the summer of 2021 proving that paperwork can bite back.
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Corporate filings from July 9, 2021 show Allen Weisselberg being removed from several Trump Organization subsidiary posts as the company kept reshuffling roles after the June 30 indictment and July 1 arraignment. The July 9 paperwork was part of a broader series of changes that had already begun earlier in the month.