Version 1.5 Released - Financials, Deleted Tweets, More - Roll Call

Version 1.5 Released – Financials, Deleted Tweets, More

By Factbase Writer

Posted January 12, 2017 at 1:29pm

Hello…

Well, that’s 14 hours used hermes briefcase calabasas ca
well spent!

You’ll now find:

A new Topics Section
A deep-dive into Trump’s financial disclosures. You can search by location, name, business partner, country, ticker symbol, and your search recomputes his net worth and income based on your input. These replica hermes belt figures are based exactly on his two filings: https://factba.se/topic/assets
A dedicated section to monitor and search deleted tweets: https://factba.se/topic/deleted-tweets
A dedicated section to monitor his twitter feed: https://factba.se/topic/twitter

Coming shortly:

A vastly streamlined system to get get his speeches into the system in near realtime
A large hermes h bracelet tranche of video (more than 200 additional view the website
hours)
The fabled Stern interviews. Promise.

We are not slowing down!

Questions Suggestions? Issues (given these new topic pages are under 3 hours old, it’s possible)? Let us know!

On to v1.6. After a nap.

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