Trump pays a bail of 175 million to prevent New York from seizing his assets

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : An appeals court agreed last week to give Trump a ten-day window to post a portion of the bail while his litigation continues, as his attorneys declared the total amount "practically unpayable" given his financial situation.
35% : The New York Times estimated in a recent analysis that Trump has just over $350 million in cash, insufficient to pay the full fine.
32% : The Republican candidate has turned to the California-based company Knight Specialty Insurance to provide his bond, which is not an actual transfer, but rather a legal document that promises to cover it if Trump loses his appeal.
31% : Donald Trump paid a bail of 175 million dollars this Monday to postpone the payment of the total of 454 that he owes to New York after the sentence for civil fraud with his real estate empire.
26% : The part of the bail paid this Monday for the fraud conviction gives a short respite to Trump, who faces an intense judicial year with four criminal charges in New York, Washington, Georgia and Florida.
24% : Trump was already convicted last May for having sexually abused the victim almost three decades ago, he denied the facts after she publicly denounced him and for years encouraged the lynching of his followers through social networks.

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