NY State Asks Court Not to Let Trump Forgo $454M Bond During Fraud Case Appeal
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- Policy Leaning
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- Politician Portrayal
-34% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : Trump recently posted a $91.6 million appeal bond to cover the judgment, plus interest, in one of Carroll's suits.54% : Trump said last year that he has "fairly substantially over $400 million in cash."
42% : So if you sell a property or do something, and then you win the appeal, you don't have the property," Trump said on WABC radio's "Sid & Friends In The Morning.
42% : "Under the judgment, Trump needs to pay more than $454 million in penalties and ever-growing interest; some of his co-defendants owe additional money.
30% : But the state is arguing that Trump and his co-defendants didn't explore every option.
25% : In a radio interview before the latest development, Trump reiterated his complaints about the case, the judgment and the bond requirement.
22% : The advice columnist said Trump sexually assaulted her in the 1990s, then defamed her after she came forward in 2019.
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