the 40 wall street building is located opposite the office of district attorney letitia james.ecently become perhaps trump's main enemy, trump's personal enemy, a liberal prosecutor who, before... from trump to pay the fine awarded to him in the loan fraud case, speech we are talking about a gigantic astronomical sum of 454 million dollars, this building wallstreet 40, the same letitia james, mentioned that it might be expropriated or somehow seized if trump is unable to pay off this fine . the court found that trump spent years using tricks to illegally inflate his assets and unfairly enrich himself, his family and his company. the judgment for a fine of $464 million, plus interest , remains against donald trump and other defendants. in force. trump does not agree with the court's decision in the fraud case, he wants there to be an appeal, but in order for the appeal process to move forward. his company, he himself must pay this amount of $454 million as collateral, donald trump did not have that kind of money, his lawyers turned to 30 insurance companies for collateral, they

the building at 40 wall street is located across from district attorney letitia james.become perhaps trump’s main enemy, trump’s personal enemy, she is a liberal prosecutor who is trying to get trump to so that he would pay the fine... awarded to him in the loan fraud case, we are talking about a gigantic astronomical amount of 454 million dollars, this building wall street 40, the same letitia james, mentioned as the fact that it might be expropriate or otherwise seize him if trump cannot pay off this fine. the court found that trump had been using tricks to illegally inflate for years. the volume of their assets and unfairly enrich themselves, their family and their company. judgment on the $464 million fine plus interest against donald trump and other defendants remains in effect. trump does not agree with the court’s decision in the fraud case, he wants there to be an appeal, but in order for the appeal process to move forward, his company, he himself must deposit this amount of 450. 4 million dollars as collateral, that’s the amount of money he has donald trump was

his credibility and that of letitia james has been charted. we'll post either a bond equivalent securities or cash. that donald trump moments ago. jonathan turley and my guests, thank you. "outnumbered" after the break. . shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular 23 minutes. in response to that, there is a call for more fairness in this case. now the former president can move forward after he post

tonight, new york state attorney general letitia james signaling she will try to seize some of trump's properties if he's unable to pay the judgment. abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky leading us off. >> reporter: he has long promoted himself a billionaire. >> i'm really rich. i'll share that. >> reporter: but tonight, donald trump telling a new york appeals court he cannot cover the $464 million bond he must post one week from today, as he appeals the civil fraud judgment against him. trump's lawyers saying they face "insurmountable difficulties." they approached more than 30 insurance companies for help and were rejected by each one. the main reason? trump does not have enough cash, and the insurance companies were unwilling to accept his real estate assets as collateral. trump and his eldest sons were found liable for fraudulently inflating the value of their real estate to get favorable bank loans. if trump does not secure a bond by next week, new york attorney general letitia james can ask the court to seize his properties, which she told me she is willing to

and letitia james loves it. she has the power to use it and she is exercising it, but the american people look at this and go, way too much. they see right through the lawfare happening to president trump. >> harris: just a couple of extra seconds. you worked with former president trump. what is this day like for him today? >> kayleigh: i imagine it's not a day he ever thought or dreamed he would have to go through. we knew that justice was stacked in one direction, unfortunately, but today i think there's probably a little bit of celebration, and never the less he knows what he's up against. i do think politically, to your point, this has put a tail wind behind him. i saw some pulling today that shows, even with some convictions, the polling is starting to level outcome even with a conviction. a lot of this is baked in and i think people want to be able to afford their houses and bring down the price of groceries. that's what this is about. >> sean: he is not down. he seems angry when he speaks, he's very serio

letitia james has recently become perhaps trump's main enemy.his is a liberal prosecutor who is trying to get trump to pay the fine awarded to him in the loan fraud case, we are talking about a gigantic astronomical sum of 454 million dollars, this building is 40 wall street, the same letitia james, mentioned that he might be expropriated or somehow arrested if trump... fails to pay off this fine. the court found that trump had been using tricks for years to illegally inflate the volumes their assets and unfairly enrich themselves and their family. and his company, the $464 million fine (plus interest) against donald trump and other defendants remains in effect. trump does not agree with the court's decision in the fraud case, he wants there to be an appeal, but in order for the appeal process to move forward, his company must pay this amount, $454 million as collateral, that kind of money. donald trump didn't have it; his lawyers contacted 30 insurance companies for security, they were refused everywhere, the deadline, the deadline was just mon

liz: this to me letitia james new york city fire department ceremony was booted knowing investigations" brian brian see nicholas, laura kavanagh said that she was so mad that she could not sleep the night after some members first of sleep food attorney general tisha james and chad and former president trump's name of the promotion sermon held inside of a brooklyn church in effect, she went back to the church and apologized for how she said, small number of fdny members disrespected become of the sacred place. >> decades of training discipline of us he tarnish for the unprofessional behavior of feel sorry for him so mad and i'm sorry did not know what to do this was the invention i needed just to talk to my people and talk to the church. reporter: they say that it is now investigating who clearly broke department regulations assisting this is not about politics while others argue that fdny members and families within the person women rights to act the way they did. >> first, simmer down mr. kavanaugh and chief hodgins, for the recognition. bryan: the report of mental headed to the fire

letitia james has recently become perhaps trump's main enemy.s personal enemy is a liberal prosecutor who is trying to get trump to pay the fine he was awarded in the fraud case. he will be arrested if trump cannot expropriate or somehow impose payment on this fine. the court found that trump had been using tricks for years to illegally inflate his assets and unjustly enrich himself. his company, he himself must put up this amount, 454 million dollars as collateral. donald trump didn’t have that kind of money, his lawyers contacted 30 insurance companies companies for security, they were refused everywhere, the deadline was just monday, that is, monday became the decisive day for trump in two trials at once, in the case of stormy daniels regarding the payment of this money, but in the second trial trump was much more fortunate, the appeals chamber went to meet him, she reduced the amount to 175 million and so much money, donald trump lied. the idea that trump was a billionaire was a big lie, but it helped him become president, it turns out he is

appeal bond nearly half a billion dollars, to protect his assets, from new york attorney general letitia james, now donald trump son eric trump phase roughly four-million-dollar fine from judge engorra told you yesterday. >> every person can i get a half-billion-dollar bond maria there was nothing, they are laughing, top executives largest surety companies had never seen anything of this size what going start seizing assets if he can't pay something not available in the united states? >> trump lawyers earlier asked bond rereduced or waived entirely we've not heard from court on that yet, it is possible, that the attorney general's office, trump lawyers could come up with an agreement if trump misses the deadline for appeal bond attorney general can immediately begin moving forward wefrts to seize his assets, could freeze bank accounts file liens on real estate those could be later used for foreclosures would greatly impair donald trump's ability to transact business in new york he also says he has cash on hand wants to use that for campaign. to be reelected to the white house as president of t

letitia james is standing in the way of that.on she's exactly what she claims nonaccount did and yet in her case its worse because there was an actual victim. >> martha: somehow judge and garat basically claims that he came up with this figure through, leaving and letitia james hired an expert who proudly did the interest rates that the trump team got in some of these purchases. and said that the water have been -- would have been higher in the property were correctly valued. so they added up what they say were ill-gotten gains based on a slightly better interest rate. but let's remember that this institutions have their own due diligence teams. when you say "my house is worth x," and you want to borrow money from the back for the house want to back because they're going to figure out how much money do you make, how much is the house worth, and he goes back -- >> and they were happy with the deal. >> martha: absolutely they were happy with the deal. >> dated stood by trump's numbers collated their own so there was ill-gotten gain

so they're going after people who can stand letitia james?ow they bring discredit to the department? if you asked me those firefighters just promoted themselves to a higher level of awesome! [cheering and applause] you know? but no need to worry, it's just the bureau of investigation and trials wanted to reeducate them, that sounds totally fair. i wouldn't worry. was leading the charge against the truck loving firemen? this woman, commissioner laura cavanaugh who by the way has never served as a firefighter and worked for builder raggio and barack obama 2012 reelection campaign. in other words, she leaned farther in to the left in a car driven by tyrus. but she's not going targeting trumpeters. you remember about the surveillance of voters bank records by the face was reportedly terms like maga and trump to target trump supporters. other there's an easier way to identify conservatives, don't -- just as the banks were actually pay back their student loans. to ensure if you're a republican watching -- watch your back because you have a target o

or does he throw up his hands and let ag letitia james start seizing assets. would that be politically beneficial? joining us now, senior correspondent garrett haake, and political analyst, phil rucker. garrett, where is the campaign's head right now? >> well, look, they understand, katy, that they have a money problem across the board here in terms of their political dollars and in terms of the candidates' financial picture here. you know, on the political side, the dnc has basically doubled the amount of cash on hand as does the rnc right now and the biden campaign has roughly twice the amount of cash on hand as does the trump campaign. that's familiar territory for donald trump. he was outspent in 2016, and won that race. it's not necessarily a panic situation, but they understand that it needs to be addressed. and that's part of the reason you're seeing things like, you know, major properly sit down, big dollar fundraisers, like the one they're putting together in april. and this effort to use the legal troubles the candidate is in to light a fire for smal

letitia james has recently become perhaps trump’s main enemy, trump’s personal enemy, she is a liberaling to get trump to so that he pays the fine awarded to him. in the case of loan fraud, we are talking about a gigantic astronomical sum of 454 million dollars, this building wallstreet 40, the same letitia james, mentioned that it might be expropriated or somehow seized, if trump fails to pay this fine. the court found that trump had been using tricks for years to illegally inflate his volumes. and unfairly enrich yourself, your family and your company, a court decision on a fine of $464 million, plus interest against donald trump and other defendants. trump does not agree with the court’s decision in the fraud case, he wants there to be an appeal, but in order for the appeal process to move forward, his company, he himself must deposit this amount, $454 million as collateral, that’s the kind of money donald has trump was not there, his lawyers turned to 30 insurance companies for security, they were refused everywhere, the deadline was just... monday, that is, monday became the decis

if he doesn't come up with the money, letitia james is doing what letitia james is going to do. but, if he does get the money, where did he get it from? and by knowing donald the way i do, it will come through a multitude of shell companies, it is going to be very difficult to find out where the original dollars come from. he will know. and again, that will place america's national security in major, major jeopardy. >> and that is gary, a national security risk. let me ask you this, are you having to be available to testify in any of these upcoming four trials? >> the very first one, i have been subpoenaed to testify before the man has the -- manhattan district attorney case. >> the hush money case? >> it is called the hush money case, yes, that they are going to court on on monday, in order to determine when the start of the trial will take place. >> do you expect the trial to take place before the election? >> absolutely. >> so, donald trump will go on criminal trial before the election? >> and there will also be a decision, in my opinion. >> and you will be a witness? >> and

. >> thank you stuart, breaking the sour the 454 million-dollar bond that letitia james wanted from former president donald trump was just slashed by the appeals court to a much lower number. what is donald trump's next move and will we learn more when it comes to the cameras outside of another court or another court case he is attended in new york city today we will talk about all of that and we will be ready for any updates. i am david asman in for neil, you are watching cavuto "coast to coast". ♪. stuart: two of the top stories, president trump is in court for the criminal hush money case as we await his reaction on this bond ruling and we just got it. lydia hu is outside of the manhattan court with more details on what donald trump just said. >> of course the former president is here and come into court on the hush money case but the big news of the moment the appeals court slashing the bond down from $450 million to 175 million and also extended the deadline i which trump has to post the bond to ten additional days the former president spoke inside to reporters moments ago and also po

it when and if letitia james starts to transfuse assets, why is attorneys are so frustrated? i'm sure it in court today, they're going to have to address his truth social postings and social media postings. his allusion to the maidan. he says that he has whether his campaign or otherwise why is there going to have to address this? because one thing he cannot do is hide behind even prospective bankruptcy. it does not attach. you're talking about judgments by a court does not attach four intentional crimes. the idea you'd have to try to do this would be to prove his first insolvent and all of his statements suggested he's not then james has a much easier lift to try to get the actual liquid, liquidated assets already in the form of that cash. >> yeah. and he can't play you can't continue to play three card monte, you know, at this point the buildings are too large. they know where they are, right? >> time is up. >> but trump has said that by the way argument to the appeals court. and remember, we've not yet heard from the appeals court about whether they're going to reduce the

the grown ups emerged hours before the crazy people, new york ag letitia james and democratic hack judge engoron would have had their way. i'm not a lawyer, actually i'm more interested in political fall out, i try to keep up with legal beagle stuff. but politically, i thought it was very interesting that mr. trump said this about the biden legal weaponization attack on him. >> i think so far it has backfired, the people of this country understand it. it is backfiring. but they are being run, and they are running all these different cases, so ridiculous. this is all weaponization of doj and fbi, they raided my house in violation of a thing called fourth amendment. larry: so, actually biden's attempt to throw trump in jail for 700 years and take all of his cash and businesses away is blowing up in biden's face. as mr. trump suggested. a new poll by mclaughlin and associates show majority 56% believe that joe biden is looking to win 2024 election by jailing his opponent, donald trump, 56%. well only 30% said no. independents agreed by a margin of 50 to 33%. seeking jail for trump for polit

now here comes this crazy new york state attorney general, letitia james, running a scam, that respected constitutional law from feses froeprofessor calls mob justice, listen to this james woman running against trump. >> no one is above the law, including the ill l illegitimate president, i look forward to going into the office of attorney general every day, suing him, defending your rights, and then going home. >> that is selective judgment. that is mob justice. fox news legal expert gregg jarrett says that mr. trump could file a petition in federal court, federal court would have to act quickly to issue a stay it may be mr. president trump's best strategy, 8 amendment said excessive bail shall not be required no ori excessive finds imposed or cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. the 464 million dollar penalty, is to bear some relation to harm done. but, there was never any harm done because, there were no victims. and all of lenders to trump business empire made to knows of profits, i believe as on nonlawyer that alan dershowitz and greg jarrett are quick, in advising mr. trump to

judge author and new york attorney general letitia james trump writing quote letitia james has a terrible record on violent crime as new york city general. but at least she was after trump for doing absolutely nothing wrong." trump also wrote quote the judge in the ag case fraudulently under lockard at 18 million in in order to create his fake narrative. he is grossly incompetent and corrupt. i should have zero find." ag james took trump to try it last fall and alleged trump, his business associates and adult sons were part of a decade-long scheme overvaluing properties to defraud banks and insurers. the judge ruled in the ag's favorite handed over the massive penalty plus interest. the former president must secure the four and a $50 million bond for his appeal by tomorrow or the state contract to target his assets. on "sunday morning futures" and exclusive with maria trump's son, eric trump said he has been scrambling to help his father, listen. >> know has ever seen a bond of this size but every single person came to him think i can happily dollar bond? marie at they were laughing. they

and you know, letitia james is going along with this crackpot judge, they're going to single-handedlyet donald trump reelected on this nonsense. larry: no, that's -- >> and i hope that, you know, since she campaigned on the whole premise that she was going to go after donald trump and she was going to get hem, i hope voters remember that when she actually gets him reelected because she threw the lute the window and decided to go after him and go after the rule of law and and everybody, every law-abiding person in new york with all this nonsense. you know, bernie madoff fleeced thousands of people out of tens of billions of dollars, and he a had a $10 million bond. and you've got this, what is this, i'm not -- i can't do math. larry: $450 million. >> 50 times. larry: actually, with the service charges, if you actually got a surety bond from a commercial insurance company with all their costs and additional interest cost, it'd probably be about $550 million which is an incredible number. >> donald trump -- larry: over half a billion dollars. >> donald trump fleeced no one. everybody mad

with nearly a half $1 billion, trumpet since he has property seized by new york attorney general letitia james point >>> and after a deadly i.s.i.s. terror attack in russia, vladimir putin tends to pin the blame on ukraine. mike mcfall is here to discuss what it could mean for the war. >>> plus, kara swisher has covered tech giants like elon musk for decades and she is not pulling any punches in her new book. >> [ music ] >>> one thing that has become abundantly clear is that the republican nominee, who also is the self-professed billionaire that is an important part donald trump has a substantial cash problem and a big one. to start with, this year's federal campaign filing shows that biden campaign has $77 million cash on hand while trumpet has only $33 million. it is not just that, trump has amounted of label expenses he will need to pay, due to four criminal indictments and multiple civil lawsuits. and he is using his campaign apparatus, this is part of the crazy part, and his supporters donations, to pay for his presidential run, as well as his legal bills. just this morning on meet the p

so just one last question before you go, sir, the attorney general of new york, letitia james james is set to begin to seize trump's properties, including a golf course and private estate. if he does not pay this nearly half $1 bond tomorrow, that's a fine. this comes after the new york judge found that donald trump committed fraud by exaggerating the value of his golf clubs and buildings to get better loans and lower taxes. do you think? that he should be punished for what the judge found him guilty of and what do you think happens if letitia james start seizing properties >> obviously, i >> believe in the rule of law, and >> obviously i believe that you've got to follow that where where it leads. however, here's the problem. this lawfare, if you want to use that framing and phraseology apology this targeting of the former president, whether you're talking about impeachment, which, which was done, whether you're talking about all of these cases, there's multiple cases. all of that is having an inverse effect, right? the average hardworking americans out there saying, what are you doin

they put on hold letitia james to your fan donald trump jr. and eric trump serving officers directors and your companies and they stop the permanent bar against former trump organization cfo alan voiceover from serving under control positions and businesses so is is looking for the appeals court did, does it look like the case could be put on ice for now? >> i think you have great points and to me after reading what the court of appeals did, it's much bigger than what everyone is reporting, not just about the appeal bond, it's the other orders the judge put down on the trump organization to try to push stranglehold on them to prevent them from doing business and prevent donald trump and his sons from doing the business they've been doing and new york for many decades and i think it does foreshadow what the important appeals court will do when they rule on the substantive appeal later because they thought think was copacetic, everything was logical, all well-balanced and well-founded, i'm not sure they would have done any of these reversals lik

letitia james was out with this statement shortly after the appeals court lowered the bond. "donald trump is still facing accountability for his staggering fraud. the court has already found that he engaged in years of fraud to falsely inflate his net worth and unjustly enrich himself, his family and his organization. the $464 million judgment plus interest against trump and the

well letitia james is saying no, it's not, you better pay up one way or another. this is a problem not only financially, but also politically. we have talked about this time and again, katy, how he has built his brand both personally and politically as a wealthy man, as a businessman, as a smart and savvy guy in this industry, and this challenges that and could directly impact his future and his children's future. remember, this is not just the kind of money that would impact the former president, but his kids, his grand kids, his empire that he has built. so this is not going to be easy for them. they are looking at options. they're saying they have run out. we will see. but this is going to come to a head one way or another here, katy. >> charles, let's talk about what the attorney general is saying. when they argue that this would shift the burden on to the office of the attorney general, what does that mean? >> well, basically what they're saying, katy, is that now you're putting letitia james in a position where she has to go through the process of going thro

the shameful success of letitia james. he says this is a great success for james and a great shame for our system. she has proven it is possible to stretch the law to make a dubious case against a political enemy in a major jurisdiction in the united states and impose a punishment with no connection to the underlying offense but with ruinous personal consequences. do you agree with what lowery writes there? if so as a man of the law, what does this do to our system if lowery is on to something? >> i do agree with him. i think that this is causing tremendous damage to the new york legal system, which is a system that has been held very high in the esteem of people around the world. this was the place you wanted to do business. james is destroying that. what international companies are witnessing is this bizarre ruling from this judge with a figure that none of us can truly figure out. and then the suggestion that you have to sell off businesses in order to appeal one judge's decision to protect those businesses. all of that

his credibility and that of letitia james has been shattered. we will abide by the decision of the appellate division and post either a bond, equivalent securities, or cash. this also shows how ridiculous and outrageous the initial decision was at $450 million. i did nothing wrong, and new york should never be put in a position like this again."

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letitia james could will continue to seize the assets. they will be sold, they'll probably be sold well before the next you know, the election when he would come in and the bankruptcy that i'm thinking about is that letitia james will also immediately seize all his operating capital accounts. that happens de one and once that happens, he doesn't have operating accounts for his other banks and a number of cascading domino's may fall. so in addition to these properties, i've put i believe trump is facing bank equip. see even without declaring bankruptcy based upon the cash calls that are likely to come from his other properties, a number of which are heavily indebted outside of new york state. they are going to come cascading down come monday. should letitia james sees his accounts and do what anyone else would have done to them? in terms of a judgment >> so stephanie, what is the emotional and psychological part of this, of course, is hugely significant. i mean, we just played those clips on purpose if it connie chung and 1990, he's talkin

and what do you think happens if letitia james start seizing properties? >> obviously, i believe in the rule of law, and obviously i believe that you've got to follow that where it where it leads however, here's the problem. this lawfare, if you want to use that framing and phraseology, this targeting of the former president, whether you're talking about impeachment, which was done, whether you're talking about all of these cases, there's more interval cases. all of that is having an inverse effect right? the average hardworking americans out there saying, what are you doing? all of this politics, it's going on and then they complain about whether geoff diaz is going to buy buy up the truth social, and whether that's going to happen. look, when you play these law for lawfare games, then you're going to win stupid prizes. and the fact it is right now, the president, the former president, is gaining in popularity against a feeble current president destroying our country, attacking israel, undermining our country with open borders. and president trump is actu

letitia james should be disbarred.f this is true, she is targeting people for them exercising their first amendment rights, she should begun. larry: i have to go. >> the end of it. >> you are great. >> thank you. >> tiktok up next, a difficult story i'm kudlow we'll be right back. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the

. >> rporter: trump today lashed out at new york attorney general letitia james, who filed a judgment from a trial in westchester county, where his golf resort and seven springs estate are located, a sign that she may be planning. and another development today, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg push for trump's criminal hush money trial to begin as soon as possible in mid-april. and if the judge agrees, sources tell me it could rattle the race, forcing trump off the trail for weeks in the spring to

and it's a game plan for letitia james to act without trump to cut him out of the deal and just focus on getting the money for new the york state's and put him on the defensive for the first time instead of the offensive, i'm having died even laughing, but having flashbacks to an all my properties were mortgaged on the board of monopoly and how badly that felt. all right. so there's another thing that could come into play here, and that's bankruptcy and stephanie and ryan, i want to ask you about that first, ryan in a debate, hillary clinton had said trump sorry, bankruptcy six times. washington post fact-checker found that to be true. so this is something he has had no problem doing in the past and in fact, i don't know what bankruptcy really means when you still get to live the life that he continued to leave, even when quote-unquote bankrupt so i want to have stephanie about this now because it's psychological and emotional as well. but could he do this by monday and would it make sense? >> there's a world in which it makes sense that if he declares bankruptcy, there's an automatic

new york's attorney general letitia james wants to sees his properties to pay for it including trumpx news correspondent cb cotton has the update from new york city and i. >> former president donald trump's legal team asked the court to waive the bond entirely while he appeals civil fraud judgment against him. there's no ruling yet on trump's request but trump is bound to fight the judgment to the court system telling box digital vote i'll fight this all the way up to the u.s. supreme court if necessary. despite trump lawyers telling the court trump does not have cash on hand secure the bond, trump claimed the box digital he does have cash for said quote that doesn't mean award to give money to a rogue competent judge, the puppet of corrupt attorney general. ". new york attending generals office gave a series of questions how trump could get the bond to include a fire sale of trump properties trump scores pushed back on all the ideas and said a fire sale would cause irreparable harm because trump couldn't get the properties back. if you went parts of his appeal. in the meantime, new

without it, attorney general letitia james says she will seize his property.he already specifically mentioned 40 wall street. but that is not the only piece of real estate she could target. in new york city alone she could go after trump tower, trump park avenue, the trump international hotel among others and james could also go outside of the state of new york if she choose as do so. she could try to seize properties like mar-a-lago, the former president's florida home. now trump's lawyers previously asked the court to accept a lesser amount of $100 million, but the attorney general's office opposed that request and now, trump's lawyers asked the court to waive the bond requirement entirely. if the court denies that, the former president could be forced to sell his own properties to raise the cash for the bond to stop the attorney general from seizing the properties. and with the need to come up with a cash in less than a week, the concern is that the properties would be sold quickly at a discount and he never would be able to get them back at the same low pr

the appellate court basically stopped new york state attorney general letitia james cold in her attempts to potentially try and seize any of trump's assets and attorney general has no need now or at least in the next week or so to do that after the appellate court cut the huge bond by more than 68%. that means that james will not have -- be necessary for her to try and seize any of mr. trump's assets or any of the real estate holdings. this is what the appellate court did. as you know, there was that appellate bond of $454 million that mr. trump was staring down as deadline to pay today, but the appellate court this morning said that if he pays $175 million over the next ten days, that will satisfy that for now so it hut as complete brakes on james' attempts to try and seize anything. the president during a court hearing here in the break in that say that he is honored that the appellate court made that issue and that he is going to put up the cash. >> it will be my honor to post and post whatever is necessary whether it be cash or security bonds it's a decision we respect and appreciate

charlie: almost like letitia james is going after him for political purposes and listen to this tapefice. >> no one is above the law, including this illegitimate president. i look forward to going into the office of attorney general every day suing him, defending your rights and then going home. >> please sue him for us. >> we're going to be a real pain in the [bleep] and he's going to know my name personally. >> president trump cannot avoid justice in the great state of new york. charlie: honestly, how is this even happening? >> well, you have, again, a rogue prosecutor like letitia james with a political base in favor of her actions and then a judge that in manhattan is willing to go along with it. you know, no one is above the law and that's the one thing she's right about and no one is below the law either and american citizens shouldn't be targeted individually for their political beliefs, which is exactly what's happening to donald trump in the blue jurisdictions, and it's just law fare at absolute worst and if this continues and allowed to happen by the appeals courts and the

companies just don't do it as letitia james prepares to snatch up his real estate empire. i got news for you latisha then you got to take care of it. sean duffy has a lot to say about that, and that's his picture. >> ainsley: plus, big names running to serve inside the trump white house. we are going to tell you who. >> steve: here is nothing to sneeze at, sibling rivalry. barack obama has held surprise meeting in london on downing street a riff rumor with joe biden. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: god bless you. [laughter] >> steve: all right. take a look at the map right there. it is a tuesday. and it is another primary election day in america. voters in a couple of big swing states like arizona, ohio, and florida are going to be voting today. >> ainsley: and we're also keeping an eye out on important down ballot races like ohio's republican senate primary. >> lawrence: three candidates are battling it out for the party nomination. they are hoping to flip one of the most vulnerable democrat seats hel

. >> reporter: tonight, the pressure growing on donald trump as new york's attorney general, letitia james takes the first step toward seizing some of his assets if he can't meet monday's deadline to post his $464 million bond. james timing documents to lay the groundwork to take over his golf course and a large estate in westchester county. trump's lawyers say he faces "insurmountable difficulties" in obtaining a bond. 30 insurance companies have turned him down because he doesn't have enough cash, and they won't accept his properties as collateral. trump says the attorney general is trying to force him to sell his real estate "at fire sale prices, and if and when i win the appeal, they would be gone." >> we have a lot of cash and we have a great company, but they want to take it away. >> reporter: but trump's lawyers tell the court trump doesn't have enough cash to secure the bond, calling it a practical impossibility. when i spoke to james just after the trial, she told me bottom line, trump's got to pay. does he have the money to pay this? >> that's really not my business. if he does n

first of all letitia james probably driving more taxpayers provening businesses out of new york than,000 new york taxpayers leave to go to florida texas, georgia north carolina, tennessee the flood will increase, 40 years ago, of the vanities a corrupt new york judge, corrupt new york prosecutor get extraordinary sen tens involved in hit-and-run case 40 years ago corruption is worse new york city politics frankly a cesspool the attorney general perfect capital you are watching a financial assassination deliberate effort to destroy somebody because they are a presidential candidate i think the country understands that, i think the country most people, are enraged the rule of law could degenerate into this rule of power. >> newt where are the other real estate executives in new york banks, to new york coming to trump's defense saying look being there were no victims here. where are people see unfairness coming speaking out i don't hear anybody. >> no because what they know they could be next. i mean if you have a totally immoral, attorney general shows full power state of new york do y

president trump 454 million-dollar deadline is less than 24 hours away, new york attorney general letitia jamess threatening to seize real estate assets if he doesn't pay up all on her mission she campaigned on to be new york's top cop. >> i look forward to going into the office of attorney general every day, suing him, defending your rights and going home. joe: fox news correspondent cb cotton is outside of trump tower wanted the property the ag is threatening to take over. >> this morning on true social former president donald trump going after those who brought the civil fraud charges against him new york attorney general letitia james and dodge arthur goren the former president writing on the platform the judge in the ag undervalued mar-a-lago at 18 million to create his fake narrative he is grossly incompetent and corrupt. i should have 0 fine. ag james took trump to trial an alleged trump, his company and adult sons were part of a decade-long scheme over evaluating properties to defraud banks and insurers the judge ruled in ag's favor and handed over the massive penalty plus interest trum

it is due in just one week and without it, new york attorney general letitia james could freeze his bank accounts and sees his prized properties including trump tower and 40 wall street. speak with the bottom line is, this is rigged. >> reporter: trump who was unable to reach agreement with more than 30 companies that provide appeal bonds is also struggling to raise money for the general election. cbs news has learned trump is considering enlisting his former 2016 campaign chairman, paul manafort, a convicted felon who was guilty of committing several financial crimes and 2018 and later pardoned by tr trump. ♪ ♪ meanwhile, the former president has ramped up his incendiary rhetoric on the campaign trail. >> we 'grade what it 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected, now if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath of the country. >> reporter: trump insists he was referring to a potential bloodbath in the automobile

about the lead prosecutor on the case -- >> colangelo was put into the state working with lee letitia jamesdistrict attorney's office to run the trial against trump. >> reporter: he worked with new york attorney general leticia a james' office in 2018 helping her investigate the misuse of charity funds and allegations of fraud at the trump foundation in 2020. in 2021 he became acting associate attorney general of the doj during the biden administration, then he was hired by the manhattan d.a.'s office in the fall of 2022 to work on the hush money case. he also worked in the labor department during former president barack obama's administration. stu. stuart: c.b., thanks very much, indeed. joining me now is former acting attorney general matthew whitaker matthew, i want to know is fin going to sanction the judge or the attorney general, letitia james? >> yeah. stuart, good to be with you this morning. the short answer is it's too soon to tell, you know? this reduction by the appeals court in new york suggests that they even thought that judge engeron's decision was excessive and, obviously,

letitia james do? >> tom is accurate in that the attorney general in the state of new york is in a difficult position in terms of the choices she has to make. if donald trump does not come up with this money and she has to make a decision around which of the assets she goes after, she's employing a very particular type of calculus because, number one, you don't know what these properties are actually worth. >> don't know what the mortgages are. >> don't know what the mortgages are, what the debts are. you're now engaging in an entirely different level of calculation that you do not do. you're an attorney general, which means you prosecute civil cases for wrongdoing in the state of new york. you uphold the law. you're not in the real estate business. not just that. there's the evaluation, appraisal and everything else. also the liquidation, you don't sell property if you're the attorney general. keep in mind that on some level, at least while you're figuring these things out, you have to make sure these