In a phone call, Trump obsessed about the allegation he consorted with prostitutes in Moscow during Miss Universe in 2013: “I’m a germaphobe. There’s no way I would let people pee on each other around me.”
— Guardian:
The key points from James Comey's explosive book
A.
number one:
pee-pee
thing
has
to be probed
because,
you know,
I'm
a germaphobe
so,
therefore,
story
cannot be true.
To
prove it isn't
I'm
counting on you.
That's
me complete,
a
germaphobe!,
like
“The Chin”*
on
the street mumbling
and stumbling
in
his bathrobe
for
cops to see
he could
not be
a Mafia boss
what
with his mind
being
long ago lost.
Vouched for (at least)
by
his brother the priest
(I
wonder where I
can
get one of those?)
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*For
the better part of 30 years, [Vincent (“The Chin”)] Gigante feigned insanity in an effort to
throw law enforcement off his trail. Dubbed "The Oddfather"
and "The Enigma in the Bathrobe" by the press, Gigante
often wandered the streets of Greenwich Village in his bathrobe and
slippers, mumbling incoherently to himself, in what Gigante later
admitted was an elaborate act to avoid prosecution.
Gigante's
nickname, "The Chin", derived from his mother's use of
the Italian pronunciation
of his given name, Vincenzo (Vin-CHEN-zo). He
had four brothers, Mario (born
November 4, 1923), Pasquale A. Gigante (October 18, 1921 - January 7,
1983) and Ralph, who followed him into a life of organized crime
before passing away in 1994. His last brother Louis
Gigante became
an ordained Roman
Catholic priest at
St. Athanasius Church in the South Bronx and city councilman.
— Wikipedia