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Rachel Maddow: Trump stood by as dad tells employee ‘I don’t rent to the nigg$rs’ (VIDEO)

Rachel Maddow: Trump stood by as dad tells employee 'I don't rent to the nigg$rs' (VIDEO)

This Rachel Maddow clip exposes what many already knew about the Trump family. Corroboration from Trump’s employee Stanley Leibowitz is simply icing on the cake.

Rachel Maddow broke an important story to refute Donald Trump


According to a story broken by Rachel Maddow, an employee recalled that Donald Trump nodded as his dad told their employee that they do not rent to nigg$rs. This is more than a ‘he says she says.’ The story in the Las Vegas Sun corroborates the behavior.

A Henderson woman is coming forward to share her story as a housing discrimination tester at one of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s properties in the 1970s.

The woman, Sheila Morse, was sent to one of Trump’s New York properties by the Human Rights Commission after a black man was turned down after inquiring about an apartment for rent. Morse, who is white, said she went in the next day to inquire after the same apartment and was welcomed “with open arms.”

And from Mother Jones.

The suits claimed that an African American plaintiff inquiring about an apartment in a Trump building “was not told of or shown these apartments because Kraham [a leasing agency] and Trump follow a practice of not telling blacks of the availability for rent or inspection of apartments” in this building. It alleged that Trump and the other landlords in the case “have evidenced a pattern, practice and policy” of racial discrimination.

The Open Housing Center, with the help of a federal grant, had used a traditional tactic to investigate housing discrimination regarding these properties. It sent “testers” to real estate brokers for several Queens apartment buildings in the neighborhoods of Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, and Rego Park—including two Trump properties. The black and white testers each told the brokers they were looking for an apartment in these neighborhoods and each provided similar details about income and family status. The suits alleged that the brokers treated the black testers differently and kept them away from certain buildings. For example, white testers were told about vacancies in the Coronet Hall-owned building, but African American testers were not, according to legal filings.

This man does not have the character to be president of all of America.

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