Rossi said he used to have an empire of 500 carts in the ‘90s. Back then, he lived in a beautiful home in Greenwich, Conn. with his family while his company thrived as the largest and most respected in the city.

Then Rossi lost everything, including his home. Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani bankrupted him by passing a law restricting owners to only one permit, effectively closing down all of the commissaries in the city. But who was the puppet master behind Giuliani according to Rossi?

None other than the real estate hustler Donald J. Trump.

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