The New Yorker Festival

Wait til His Lardship finds out about this:

And Felix Sater????!

Michael Avenatti is an attorney and a legal commentator who has appeared on “60 Minutes” and “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” among other programs. He has worked at various law firms, including Greene Broillet & Wheeler, where he settled a lawsuit against “The Apprentice” producers Mark Burnett and Donald Trump.

  New Yorker

I did not know that. Another reason (aside from the fact that he's representing Stormy Daniels) Trump never cracks wise about Avenatti.

George Washington University Law School, his alma mater, established an award in his name for excellence in pretrial and trial advocacy. He is currently representing Stormy Daniels in her multiple lawsuits against the President.

Ruth Marcus is the deputy editorial page editor at the Washington Post. [...] She is a graduate of Harvard Law School, and was a finalist for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for commentary.

They offer no blurb about Felix Sater. I hope he stays alive long enough to make the date.

Incredibly, The New Yorker also booked Steve Bannon for a spot in the festival. Predictably, that has created an backlash from readers.

By the way, Avenatti has scheduled a "resistance rally" in Texas to coincide with Trump's rally there.





FYI, Avenatti hiimself was born in California, transplanted to Missouri, where he was a product of St. Louis, Missouri, public education from high school through University, later attending George Washington University Law School in DC, working with Jonathan Turley.  The man has a number of high dollar lawsuits under his belt and an impressive curriculum vitae.

But, it's gonna be Felix Sater's comments I'll be interested in.  I hope he stays alive and well until then.

UPDATE 9/4:

They've dumped Bannon.