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Already posted. You embarrass yourself./——/ Ya still got nothing. Zip, nada, zilch, big fat zero. BWHAHAHAHA BWHAHAHAHA
This is no kind of behavior for a grown man.
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Already posted. You embarrass yourself./——/ Ya still got nothing. Zip, nada, zilch, big fat zero. BWHAHAHAHA BWHAHAHAHA
As of 2021, the building's official owner is GMAC Commercial Mortgage, according to the New York City Department of City Planning.What happened to Trump's claims to be a billionaire? .If he was as rich as he claims, he could pay the fines with a check that clears the bank.
The Forbes article citing trump refinancing the mortgate was a March 2022 article, newer than the 2021 article. Forbes is usually correct. Let me know when the Trump Tower signs come down.As of 2021, the building's official owner is GMAC Commercial Mortgage, according to the New York City Department of City Planning.
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Trump Tower - Wikipedia
The Forbes article citing trump refinancing the mortgate was a March 2022 article, newer than the 2021 article. Forbes is usually correct. Let me know when the Trump Tower signs come down.
Oh my! Can't move the buildings, can't hide them. Take away the visible fruits of his crime...sounds like justice, to me~
Letitia James says she's prepared to seize Trump's buildings if he can't pay his $354M civil fraud fine
New York AG Letitia James tells ABC News that she is prepared to seize Donald Trump's assets if he is unable to pay the $354 million fine in his civil fraud case.abcnews.go.com
Four days after a judge ordered former President Donald Trump to pay $354 million in his civil fraud case, New York Attorney General Letitia James told ABC News that she is prepared to seize the former president's assets if he is unable to find the cash to cover the fine.
"If he does not have funds to pay off the judgment, then we will seek judgment enforcement mechanisms in court, and we will ask the judge to seize his assets," James said in an interview with ABC News' Aaron Katersky.
Trump was fined $354.8 million plus approximately $100 million in pre-judgment interest on Friday after Judge Arthur Engoron determined that he inflated his net worth in order get more favorable loan terms.
The former president has denied all wrongdoing and has said he will appeal.
Saying that she was "very confident" with the strength of her case on appeal, James reiterated that her office would not hesitate to seize Trump's assets -- mentioning Trump's 40 Wall Street skyscraper by name -- if the former president is unable to find the cash to cover the court-ordered disgorgement.
"We are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to New Yorkers, and yes, I look at 40 Wall Street each and every day," James said of the standard court process for collecting judgments in civil cases.
Thanks. Do you have a link?
Smith rips Trump's âdeceptionâ â and warns his posts are âevidence"
Smith warned that Trump’s social media posts could “provide additional evidence” against him in documents case.www.salon.com
Remarkable document”: Smith rips Trump’s “deception” — and warns Truth Social posts are “evidence”
Smith warned that Trump’s social media posts could “provide additional evidence” against him in documents case
Trump owns parts of the building.The Forbes article citing trump refinancing the mortgate was a March 2022 article, newer than the 2021 article. Forbes is usually correct. Let me know when the Trump Tower signs come down.
/——/ You still got nothin but deflection.Already posted. You embarrass yourself.
This is no kind of behavior for a grown man.
/——/ Let’s see Fani grab that.As of 2021, the building's official owner is GMAC Commercial Mortgage, according to the New York City Department of City Planning.
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Trump Tower - Wikipedia
You still are too lazy to read it for yourself./——/ You still got nothin but deflection.
/——/ No victims, no one lost money, no one was defrauded, banks made money, but you don’t care. Laugh all you want, but you know the fact this is election interference.You still are too lazy to read it for yourself.
Tell us again how there are no victims, thus no crime.
So we can all laugh.
Listed earlier.No victims,
False. $168MM in interest to banks alone, per the testimony at trial.no one lost money
The people of the State of New York were defrauded. Frauds affect everyone.no one was defrauded
/—/ What banks and insurance companies claimed they were defrauded? They did their own due diligence.Listed earlier.
False. $168MM in interest to banks alone, per the testimony at trial.
The people of the State of New York were defrauded. Frauds affect everyone.
He defrauded the banks to acquire his loan terms. He defrauded the insurance companies to get lower premiums. These things are felonies. And boy did he commit lots of them.
Election interference was when Trump declared early, when he found out indictments were imminent.
Irrelevant. Also: it took an investigation to find the evidence and uncover the successful fraud.What banks and insurance companies claimed they were defrauded?
Again- If the banks were defrauded, why is NY keeping the money?False. $168MM in interest to banks alone, per the testimony at trial.
Because these are civil fines owed to the State for liability for felonies.Again- If the banks were defrauded, why is NY keeping the money?
Trump is said to be cash poor, but property rich. What you say indicates that his debts are greater than his assets, and that he is not a billionaire at all. I would not be surprised if he owes money on his jet.In November 2021, Forbes valued Trump Tower at $285 million. Trump had an estimated $1.3 billion in debt across all his properties as of October 2021, based on Forbes reporting.
Oh, it's a fine!Because these are civil fines owed to the State for liability for felonies.
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They could still prosecute a criminal case, too.
The banks might very well sue. Same for the insurance companies. But I think they are bit puckered right now. I bet there are some people out there going back in time to dot some Is and cross some Ts.