Trump can’t pay

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

I’ve seen articles that she can start collecting on Monday if Trump doesn’t pay up. This is to collect the $175 million. I think the April 22 hearing is about the original $460 million plus judgment. But there is little info about April 22 so unclear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile, the GoFundMe set up nearly two months ago has stalled bigly. At first it was receiving around 150k per day. But they just now crossed the $2 million mark. At this rate the money is coming in slower than Trump's interest is accruing. Sad!

[Anonymous]

Forbes says TO THE LIFEBOATS!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntobey/2024/04/12/sell-trump-media-stock-djt-nowan-implosion-is-coming/?sh=26165e5c19ef

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

When did the court reject the bond? I can’t fine anything on the docket that says that. Newsweek is trash publication.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Forbes says TO THE LIFEBOATS!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntobey/2024/04/12/sell-trump-media-stock-djt-nowan-implosion-is-coming/?sh=26165e5c19ef

What kind of idiots would invest in this thing in the first place? The fundamentals were not sound. Ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Forbes says TO THE LIFEBOATS!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntobey/2024/04/12/sell-trump-media-stock-djt-nowan-implosion-is-coming/?sh=26165e5c19ef

What kind of idiots would invest in this thing in the first place? The fundamentals were not sound. Ever.

There was money to be made in shorting it, but that train already left the station. When Trump dilutes it even more by issuing another 40 million shares, it will be a pink sheet stock within a month.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

Nope
You are incorrect. Read up on the subject.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

When did the court reject the bond? I can’t fine anything on the docket that says that. Newsweek is trash publication.

Check the news from last Thursday. It was all over NYT, CNN, Reuters, PBS and I’m sure many others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Forbes says TO THE LIFEBOATS!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntobey/2024/04/12/sell-trump-media-stock-djt-nowan-implosion-is-coming/?sh=26165e5c19ef

“Impending implosion” is a good metaphor for Trump. His self-destruction will be slowly then all at once. Running for POTUS in 2016 was a disaster for him. He should have stuck to reality tv and golf. He hasn’t done well in the disinfectant of sunlight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

When did the court reject the bond? I can’t fine anything on the docket that says that. Newsweek is trash publication.

Check the news from last Thursday. It was all over NYT, CNN, Reuters, PBS and I’m sure many others.

That was just when the clerk told them to file the financial statements. Then they filed them, so that's no longer an issue. The court hasn't rejected the bond. The AG objected to the bond, and the bonding company is now required to "justify the surety" by Monday, and then Engoran is going to have a hearing on it on the 22nd. There are no enforcement actions happening on Monday.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

When did the court reject the bond? I can’t fine anything on the docket that says that. Newsweek is trash publication.

Check the news from last Thursday. It was all over NYT, CNN, Reuters, PBS and I’m sure many others.

That was just when the clerk told them to file the financial statements. Then they filed them, so that's no longer an issue. The court hasn't rejected the bond. The AG objected to the bond, and the bonding company is now required to "justify the surety" by Monday, and then Engoran is going to have a hearing on it on the 22nd. There are no enforcement actions happening on Monday.

That’s not true. Knight Specialty is not licensed to do business as an insurer in NYS and it doesn’t have enough money, even with the updated filing. Apparently its “bond” also promises that Trump will pay. There is most definitely still an issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

When did the court reject the bond? I can’t fine anything on the docket that says that. Newsweek is trash publication.

Check the news from last Thursday. It was all over NYT, CNN, Reuters, PBS and I’m sure many others.

That was just when the clerk told them to file the financial statements. Then they filed them, so that's no longer an issue. The court hasn't rejected the bond. The AG objected to the bond, and the bonding company is now required to "justify the surety" by Monday, and then Engoran is going to have a hearing on it on the 22nd. There are no enforcement actions happening on Monday.

That’s not true. Knight Specialty is not licensed to do business as an insurer in NYS and it doesn’t have enough money, even with the updated filing. Apparently its “bond” also promises that Trump will pay. There is most definitely still an issue.

There are many issues with the bond, but a lack of financial statements is not one of them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Letitia James gets to start seizing property on Monday if the bond is not paid. It would be hilarious if a tired, defeated Trump goes home from his Stormy pay off trial to find himself locked out of his Trump Tower apartment.

Cite? Pretty sure that’s not true. There’s a hearing coming up to determine whether the bond is good enough. She can’t decide that herself without the judge agreeing.

DP.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-backed-over-bond-reduction-1888495

Trump attempted to pay his $175 million bond with financial backing from Knight Specialty Insurance, an insurance company, but it was rejected by a court as it couldn't confirm the finances of the company's posting. He was given until Monday to prove he can pay the bond, otherwise New York Attorney General Letitia James could attempt to seize some of Trump's assets.

The bond from Knight Specialty Insurance has already been rejected in NYS. So, Trump has to show financially that he can pay the $175M bond himself. He claimed he had $500M cash available, he should be able to pony up the $175M or the state can begin the process of claiming assets in order to try and collect the amount due in his judgment. If he wants to stop collection during appeals, he has to put up $175M by Monday.

When did the court reject the bond? I can’t fine anything on the docket that says that. Newsweek is trash publication.

Check the news from last Thursday. It was all over NYT, CNN, Reuters, PBS and I’m sure many others.

That was just when the clerk told them to file the financial statements. Then they filed them, so that's no longer an issue. The court hasn't rejected the bond. The AG objected to the bond, and the bonding company is now required to "justify the surety" by Monday, and then Engoran is going to have a hearing on it on the 22nd. There are no enforcement actions happening on Monday.

That’s not true. Knight Specialty is not licensed to do business as an insurer in NYS and it doesn’t have enough money, even with the updated filing. Apparently its “bond” also promises that Trump will pay. There is most definitely still an issue.

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