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the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist. My heart knows out to his family and all of his fans. Of course, he was known for his music, but he was also known for his advocacy for the Lgbt Community as well as aids awareness. Poppy, don. Ian lee, thank you so much. Obviously, his music, but his advocacy. He came out later in life and did a lot for the gay community. Do you re
conflict with my role as president. i decided to pursue my interest in philanthropies in other ways. a spokesperson for new york attorney general erictia niderman who was a hillary clinton supporter and launched an investigation during the campaign said the foundation cannot legally dissolve until their investigation is complete. now, schneiderman has been investigating how trump used the foundation to settle personal business dealings. now, speaking of those personal business dealings, trump has also said that he s going to remove himself from his global business empire, but he s yet to explain how. and all of this news comes at a time as there is a bit of a staff shakeup for trump s incoming administration and his incoming administration said he decided not to take that job because it would be too demanding for his young family. don? ryan, i appreciate that. let s discuss now with new york times eric lipton.
behalf of the foundation, i mean, that s something that the attorney general, which has jurisdiction over charities is going to look into. so, we ll see. i want to talk about his sons because his business is going to be run by his sons don jr., eric. they re on his transition team. short of liquidating the company, can trump really be free of conflicts of interest? i mean, there are both democrats and republicans and the office of government ethics, which each have said that they think the only appropriate way for him to be president without questions about potential conflicts is for him to liquidate his holding, sell them and put the proceeds into treasury bonds or mutual funds and let someone else handle the management of that money. that s really the only way for him to be president he has said that his businesses are so complicated because of what he does, that it might be virtually impossible for him to do that. does he have a point? that would be very difficult to accom
surprising, that he s interested now in liquidating it. again, as ryan reported and as you just mentioned the new york attorney general s office is saying, not so fast. the foundation is still under investigation. he cannot shut this foundation down while it s under investigation. that s right. it s a subject of an investigation by the attorney general. it s presumably a civil review to determine if it broke any laws. there could potentially be a penalty. so, you wouldn t want an organization to be liquidated. so, it had no money to pay a fine, if that were to be the determined. it s not surprising that they would be negotiating presumably with the state attorney general s office to determine as part of the desire to liquidate it if there needs to be some type of an agreement which includes, potentially, some type of settlements. republicans have said that this investigation is partisan. is that so? i mean, if you are not registered to be soliciting money in new york state and