He devoted at least 15 pages to explaining how Doral has not just one but four golf courses, and he could--if he wanted, which he did but then didn't--tear down everything and rebuild it even better than it is and make even more money because the value is in the acreage, not in people hitting beautiful golf shots down the middle of the fairway. You probably didn't know that, but he did. The value is in the acres, many acres--hundreds--in the best area. Worth billions.
That exchange was almost as annoying and useless as him trying to explain that Turnberry was one of the 7 courses in the rotation for the British Open tournament. The biggest in the world. They call it the Open. Jack Nicklaus. Tom Watson. The Duel in the Sun. I almost wish the prosecution would have asked what the effect has been on the value since the R&A refuses to hold the Open championship there since he rebranded the course Trump Turnberry. It would have been worth it to read him lose his shit about that snub.