Alina Habba says The View hosts 'need help' and prayer' for Trump hate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Trump defended his financial status Tuesday, telling reporters he was able to pay the bond.
33% : Fan also pushed back on the claim by Trump lawyers that firms wouldn't accept real estate holdings as collateral.
31% : 'We are seeing it, it is the demise of our country, not the demise of Trump, so we'll handle it as we always have and keep our heads up and keep working hard,' she said.
23% : Habba said Trump and his family 'made the skyline of New York changed forever' with their prominent buildings and said it would not be right to hold a 'fire sale' of Trump's key real estate assets like Trump Tower in New York City.
15% : Trump supporters rally outside of Trump Tower on Fifth AvenueTrump continues to describe the case as 'election interference' and a 'witch hunt'Habba did not detail the strategy for the former president to raise funds to help pay the bond, but said the idea that he should start selling his real estate assets was 'completely ridiculous.'
14% : Trump reacted angrily to the news, criticizing the New York officials for trying to ruin him for political reasons.

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