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Donald Trump could be about to lose some of his most prized real estate assets after his lawyers revealed that he is struggling to secure the $464m bond needed for his civil fraud judgement in New York.
Days before a deadline to block enforcement of a $454m judgment against him, Donald Trump claims he has nearly $500m “in cash” despite his own attorneys telling a New York appeals court that he can’t come up with the money.
Lawyers for Donald Trump notified an appeals court this week that their client has failed to secure a bond to satisfy the $464m civil fraud judgment levelled against him by a New York court, saying finding a company to back such a large amount of money was proving a “practical impossibility”.
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Donald Trump spent Friday morning blasting out capitalized screeds on his social media platform, including the claim that he has nearly $500 million “IN CASH.”
Donald Trump claimed on Friday to have at his disposal “almost $500m in cash”, despite having complained about a $454m bond his lawyers say he cannot pay as he appeals a New York civil fraud judgment.
Donald Trump claimed Friday to have almost a half-billion dollars in cash but said he'd rather spend the money on his presidential run than on the $454 million civil fraud judgment against him in New York.
Jimmy Fallon mocked Donald Trump’s money struggles on Thursday’s episode of “The Tonight Show.”