Daily Mail Online Article Rating

Trump says his fraud fine should be zero

Mar 25, 2024 View Original Article
  • Bias Rating

    92% Very Conservative

  • Reliability

    25% ReliablePoor

  • Policy Leaning

    100% Very Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -49% Negative

Bias Score Analysis

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : Trump could receive a massive boost when his social media company Truth Social floats on the stock market which could net him $3.5 billion.
69% : Trump is charged with falsifying business records .
53% : After boiling over online, Trump was expected in a Manhattan courtroom Monday morning for the start of his criminal trial where he is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records over $130,000 payments.
44% : The defense argues that prosecutors should have pursued all the records but instead stuck their heads in the sand, hoping to keep information from Trump.
35% : Cohen is now a key witness in Manhattan prosecutors' case against Trump.
30% : Trump fumed in another, where he used language indicating just how personal were the real estate assets under threat of being seized pending his appeal of Judge Arthur Engoron's judgment.
29% : Trump has said that he does not have the money to pay the $454 million despite claiming to be worth billions of dollars.
29% : The case centers on allegations that Trump falsely logged $130,000 in payments as legal fees in his company's books 'to disguise his and others´ criminal conduct,' as Bragg's deputies put it in a court document.
28% : The former president once again claimed his prosecution in multiple jurisdictions was 'coordinated' by the White House, even as local authorities in New York prepared to slap liens on valuable properties following DA Letitia James' threat to 'seize' properties if Trump failed to make good on a $454 million judgment against him.
28% : Trump has denied a 34-count indictment related to him falsifying business records in connection with a $130,000 hush money payment to Stormy Daniels.
27% : Trump has pleaded not guilty and says the prosecution is politically driven bunk.
24% : Donald Trump began a pivotal day in his legal saga with an attack on the judge and prosecution in his New York fraud trial as the Stormy Daniels 'hush' money case faced a key hearing while his real estate empire was under threat.
24% : Trump wrote in one angry post on his Truth Social network. '
24% : Should the trial go ahead it will be the first of four criminal cases that Trump faces.
24% : New York DA Letitia James has said if Trump hasn't made good on a $454 million court judgment against him by then from his New York fraud trial, she will begin seizing properties - hitting that Trump's prized Art Deco skyscraper 40 Wall Street could be in her sights.
22% : Trump faces a crunch hearing Monday in his hush money case with his lawyers demanding that it be delayed for months.
22% : Trump faces a trial in Florida for mishandling classified documents but it is mired in delays and a tentative date for the trial this summer appears unlikely.
20% : Trump and his lawyers have also torn into Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who brought the case, for trying to bury information that would damage Cohen's credibility.
19% : Manhattan prosecutors say he did it as part of an effort to protect his 2016 campaign by burying what Trump says were false stories of extramarital sex.
10% : He said Trump directed him to arrange it, and federal prosecutors indicated they believed him, but they never charged Trump with any crime related to the matter.

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