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Donald Trump’s election prospects look brighter than ever before, but his financial fortunes are flailing, his niece and clinical psychologist Mary Trump said late Thursday.
Trump’s Mounting Losses: Despite Donald Trump’s Super Tuesday victory, he has been stymied by “other mounting losses,” Mary Trump said in a Substack post. At the time of the post, she noted that her uncle’s lawyers sent a letter to Judge Lewis Kaplan asking for more time to pay the $83 million he owes E. Jean Carroll “or put up a $91 million cash bond to appeal the decision.”
The former president eventually posted bond for $91.6 million and appealed the verdict.
Mary Trump also noted that her uncle now only has just over two weeks to pay up the $464 million penalty related to the New York civil fraud case.
“Not only does he have fewer than three weeks to put up every single penny he owes in his New York business fraud case, but Attorney General Letitia James has signaled her willingness to seize his assets in order to satisfy the judgment,” she said.
In addition to the penalty, Donald Trump owes an additional $100 million in pre-judgment interest, starting with every ...