A guy writes $70,000 worth of bad checks to himself on her production companies behalf.
The guys name is Ramone Costley a non working 23 year old. He got busted for cashing two each more then $34,000 made out to him from Rosies company KidRo Productions.

He used 53,000 to pay off some bills. He took $7500 in cash. The guy never worked for KidRo and no one from the company has heard of him.

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People reports:

O’Donnell said on The View she would give her reaction to the whole situation - then simply looked at the camera and grimaced. But she clearly had more to say.

Her blog included these quotes.

“beauty pageants/where women were paraded around/judged valuable or not/by old white men/it is always old white men.”

“Remember the seventies/a young girl in nyc/meets a pimp/he cons her into a life of illusion/she works for him.”

Donald agreed Rosie was calling him a pimp. Donald was asked on Anderson Cooper 360 if he would go on the view and he said why then no. She needs the ratings, I don’t.
Donald said his ratings for his show are always good and he didn’t need the attention.

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Donald Trump vs Rosie Odonnell video. Seems to be a tactic to boost ratings for each other?

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You’re fired, Donald Trump Jr.!

The 28-year-old heir apparent to the Trump real-estate empire has been ousted from his own condo board in a coup d’état during which tenants alleged “arrogant” and “belligerent” behavior and dubious management practices by the board.

Trump Jr. was blindsided at a meeting on Nov. 8, when one angry resident wielding 150 proxy votes re placed the entire seven-member board of 220 Riverside Blvd., one of seven swanky residences at Trump Place, daddy Donald’s $3 billion Upper West Side development.

“They treated us with scorn - so it’s good riddance,” one tenant told The Post.

Trump Jr. called the election “possibly fraudulent” and told The Post he plans to battle back against the resident, Eugenia Kaye.

“I don’t like what happened,” Trump Jr. said. “What Kaye did was very underhanded.”

She “spun a tale about pur ported mismanagement” then “sought out those tenants she thought would side with her,” he said.

Once they did, she asked them to sign a ballot containing the names of six additional board candidates.

“Most of those absentee voters thought they were voting for Kaye alone,” he said.

Kaye, wife of filmmaker Tony Kaye, was elected president of the board in the vote. She declined to comment.

Trump Jr., an executive vice president at the Trump Organization, moved into the building two years ago and has served on the board since 2003, when he was appointed by his dad.

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