Trump formally files appeal of $365 million verdict, does NOT post required bond

[Bray123]

When you stand up in court and tell the Judge that you can pay that amount easy, don't whine the next day that you can't pay it. It makes you look a berk.

BTW, all Trump has to do is to either syndicate out the bond to a variety of underwriters (apparently quite common in this sort of scenario) or just surrender some of the deeds to his properties (the ones that he actually owns rather than the ones that he borrows from the banks) to the court.

Monday is D-Day!

 

[ByteMe13]

When you stand up in court and tell the Judge that you can pay that amount easy, don't whine the next day that you can't pay it. It makes you look a berk.

BTW, all Trump has to do is to either syndicate out the bond to a variety of underwriters (apparently quite common in this sort of scenario) or just surrender some of the deeds to his properties (the ones that he actually owns rather than the ones that he borrows from the banks) to the court.

Monday is D-Day!

He probably owns nothing. Everything is leveraged to the hilt. And most of his “properties” are mostly owned by someone else. Trump just slaps his name on the building.

 

[Bray123]

He probably owns nothing. Everything is leveraged to the hilt. And most of his “properties” are mostly owned by someone else. Trump just slaps his name on the building.

He claims to own Trump Tower, but he actually owns the parking garage, the valet's office, the lobby washrooms and just one unit. The grift is relentless.

 

[butters]

rumours abounding about trump's intentions too seek the funding from foreign players, such as Saudi or Russia...

Former President Trump’s attorney Alina Habba responded to claims that he could be seeking foreign sources to pay his massive legal fees, but she said Wednesday she “can’t speak” about the strategy.

“Well, there’s rules and regulations that are public. I can’t speak about strategy; that requires certain things, and we have to follow those rules,” Habba told Fox News’s Martha MacCallum on Wednesday.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...31&cvid=c2a7eb0e99bd4250cb640da44bcc808e&ei=8

 

[ll74]

Don't worry, the RNC has his back

Trump’s invite to major donors prioritizes the committee paying his legal bills over the RNC​

 

[butters]

The Trump 47 Committee — established through negotiations between the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee — is a joint fundraising vehicle that can raise hundreds of thousands of dollars from donors and distribute that money to the Trump campaign, Save America, the RNC and at least 39 state committees, according to a document filed with the FEC on March 19.

The joint fundraising agreement turns on the spigots to create a much-needed cash infusion for the RNC, which has trailed the Democratic National Committee in its fundraising. But the fact that Save America, Trump’s PAC, will also benefit from the checks cut to the joint fundraising committee is likely to raise concerns for donors who don’t want their campaign donations directed to Trump’s legal bills.

despite a top advisor to trump stating the committee would not be paying any of trump's legal bills, it is documented that Save America has spent $8.5 m on trump's legal bills this year to date... and it's only March.

The Trump 47 Committee can raise up to $814,600, according to a donor form obtained by The Washington Post — and the joint fundraising agreement outlines where each dollar is allocated sequentially down to the last dollar of each contribution.

The donor form shows that the first $3,300 of each donation will be directed to the Trump for President primary election account; the next $3,300 will go to his general election account; the next $5,000 will go to Save America and the next $413,000 is directed to the RNC. The remaining dollars up to $814,600 will be directed in various amounts to the local Republican Party in 39 states.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...1&cvid=66390572bf604637bfb3d140c415798d&ei=22