Donald Trump promises to defeat ‘communists, fascists, and lunatics’ in his upcoming trial in New York
Insights from Donald Trump
During a conversation, Donald Trump expressed his frustration about being on trial with a judge he deemed as biased and a corrupt District Attorney who allowed crime to thrive in New York City, yet singled him out for scrutiny.
Speaking more personally, Trump declared his mission to defeat what he referred to as communists, fascists, and lunatics, hoping that this challenging phase would not persist for long.
Documentary on Robert Durst
A new documentary sheds light on Robert Durst, a notorious criminal from a real estate family in New York City. The author of the piece recounts his personal interactions with Durst, highlighting the surprising calm and collected demeanor that masked his murderous actions.
The author recalls various conversations and encounters with Durst, revealing the chilling details of his crimes and behavior even as he remained outwardly composed. The new HBO series delves deeper into Durst’s story.
Springtime Dining Experience
A recommended dining spot for the spring season is Riverpark by Arthur Backal, offering a scenic and delightful experience by the river with a menu curated by a Michelin chef. The author describes the ambiance and quality of the dining experience at this establishment.
Art World Update
Recent sales of Vincent Van Gogh’s artwork in Amsterdam and the valuation of his self-portrait at a museum signify a newfound appreciation for the artist’s work. The author muses on Van Gogh’s struggles during his lifetime and reflects on the irony of his posthumous success.
Kevin Spacey’s Confession
In a candid revelation, Kevin Spacey admits to feeling nervous and insecure before public appearances, despite outward appearances of confidence. He humorously shares his pre-show jitters and inner thoughts before talk show appearances.
Ending on a light note, the author humorously reflects on the process of becoming a college president in the United States, offering a witty analogy involving marbles. The quip underscores the whimsical nature of achieving such a position in American academia.
