I mean if you don't trust Pulitzer-winning reporters then you shouldn't trust anonymous internet commenters, but since asked: yes, it was factual. Of the three

I mean if you don't trust Pulitzer-winning reporters then you shouldn't trust anonymous internet commenters, but since asked: yes, it was factual. Of the three investigations you picked, the first was about tax "dodging" which is not necessarily illegal. From the second investigation, I'll pull one quote for you: > Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal crimes, including tax evasion and making false statements to a bank, capping a monthslong investigation into his business dealings and work as Mr. Trump’s personal lawyer. For the president, it opens up a perilous new legal front. For the third investigation on Russian interference, there are a whole pile of convictions you can look up if you're interested. I think Paul Manafort and Roger Stone are the biggest names you may be familiar with.