'Why should I be forced to sell my 'babies' because a CORRUPT NEW YORK JUDGE & A.G. SET A FAKE AND RIDICULOUS NUMBER' Trump wrote.
Donald Trump raged about potentially having to sell his 'babies' in a Truth Social post on Monday as he faces a pivotal deadline in New York Attorney General Letitia James' business fraud case.The former president is facing a Monday deadline to pay the $454 million fine or post bond in his business fraud case after Judge Arthur Engoron in February ordered him to pay $355 million after siding with James in the civil suit.
In a separate post, Trump ripped his legal cases as 'rigged' and 'coordinated by the White House and DOJ for purposes of Election Interference.' No evidence has been presented to back up claims that the White House has anything to do with his criminal cases.'THE NUMBER ENGORON SET IS FRAUDULENT. It should be ZERO, I DID NOTHING WRONG! The D.A. Case, that I am going to today, should be dismissed. No crime. Our Country is CORRUPT!' he wrote.
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