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@CNBC no fraud was committed IMO...but better to settle and move on

@socalmike_SD your opinion is rather biased. Give it a year. You've just bought a Trump product. Let's see your customer satisfaction then.

@_thunderspank the satisfaction rate was very high as I've read. It wasn't a school but a real estate seminar. They got what was advertised

@socalmike_SD @_thunderspank a non-school called a "university"

@p_jeanne97 @_thunderspank Ok well the attendees never misunderstood the term..legally that is what matters

@socalmike_SD @_thunderspank that's why there was a lawsuit? They didn't get what they paid for.

@p_jeanne97 @_thunderspank it was started by a partisan AG

@CNBC Does the admission of having violated state education law present an ethical challenge to the electors to vote on Trump's fitness?

@crgonzalez NO THERE IS NOT ADMISSION OF GUILT, READ THE STATEMENT. JUST A SETTLEMENT ! @CNBC

@desimartin123 Read the attorney general's statement http://www.ag.ny.gov/press-release/statement-ag-schneiderman-25-million-settlement-agreement-reached-trump-university … Trump will pay $1M for "violating state education laws"

@crgonzalez TRUMP UNIVERSITY, LLC WILL PAY, NOT HIM,

@desimartin123 You're cute when you're mad.

@CNBC @pbump OK, so Trump settled. But now if only we knew why Schneiderman settled.

@KDbyProxy @CNBC @pbump I think it's safe to assume as POTUS this would go on for years while his victims waited for $$

@Jskorn @KDbyProxy @CNBC @pbump no. He would have gone to jail.

@Banjo_Bob2 @KDbyProxy @CNBC @pbump Do you really think a sitting President would be convicted and put in jail?

@Jskorn @KDbyProxy @CNBC @pbump I don't know but he would have been found guilty. Trump savaged the judge. He'll never make 4 yrs anyway.

@Banjo_Bob2 @KDbyProxy @CNBC @pbump As much as I'd like that. Pence is scary too.