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Trump comes up short. Not enough cash for US$ 510 million bond.

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In the ever-evolving saga of Donald Trump’s financial theatrics, the curtain has risen on a new act. Today, Trump’s legal maestros, in a move as perplexing as it is audacious, beseeched the court of appeal for a financial lifeline. Picture this: a man of immense wealth, or so he claims, now grappling with the reality that his coffers might be as shallow as his legal arguments.

The courtroom drama unfolded when Trump’s legal virtuosos asked, with a dash of desperation, if their esteemed client could, pretty please with sugar on it, trade a colossal $454 million debt for a more palatable $100 million bond. Why, you ask? The only answer echoing through the legal chambers is a cryptic “impossible,” as reported by The New York Times.

Enter Anil Singh, the singular appellate court judge tasked with unraveling this financial labyrinth. Unsurprisingly, Singh swatted away Trump’s plea like an annoying mosquito on a summer day. Yet, the former president remains tethered to the precipice of a $454 million financial abyss.

The clock is ticking, with March 25 looming like the sword of Damocles. If Trump falters in his quest for a financial escape route, Letitia James, the attorney general of New York, stands ready to reclaim the staggering sum. Trump’s assets, from bank accounts to New York properties, could be fair game.

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But wait, there’s a subplot. A potential lifeline emerges in the form of Trump’s stake in the Trump Media & Technology Group, valued at a purported $4 billion after a much-anticipated merger. However, reality intervenes; the Times dismisses this as wishful thinking, akin to labeling Truth Social as anything more than a financial house of cards.

As the March 25 deadline approaches, speculation swirls about Trump’s ability to orchestrate a financial rescue. Will the Koch Network, the Murdochs, or perhaps the venerable Warren Buffett throw him a lifeline? The stage is set for a financial opera, and with Trump, you never know what twists lie ahead. March 25, a date pregnant with significance, may unveil more than just the denouement of a legal saga.

As we go to press more breaking news:

Illinois becomes third state to kick Trump off the ballot over Jan. 6

The Supreme Court heard arguments earlier this month on a Colorado ruling that deemed Trump ineligible.https://www.politico.com/news/2024/02/28/illinois-trump-ballot-constitution-00144019

**AOC’s Role in Trump’s Legal Troubles: A Shocking Revelation**

In this interview, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reveals how her line of inquiry in a congressional hearing five years ago paved the way for the recent legal troubles facing former President Donald Trump. The revelation came during an exchange with Michael Cohen, Trump’s former fixer, where she honed in on an obscure aspect of Trump’s business dealings—his alleged inflation of assets to insurance companies.

This moment, largely overlooked at the time, set off a series of events that led to a recent court order demanding Trump to pay nearly half a billion dollars to the state of New York. This financial reckoning, Ocasio-Cortez argues, represents a turning point in the ongoing battle against corruption and financial crimes committed by the wealthy.

The congresswoman, who represents the 14th District of New York, sees this as a significant moment for accountability. She emphasizes the importance of sending a message that the justice system will not tolerate corruption and that the wealthy can no longer buy their way out of legal consequences.

However, Ocasio-Cortez expresses concern about the broader implications of Trump’s legal troubles. She fears that without swift and clear consequences for the crimes committed on January 6th, there will be a dangerous precedent set for the future of American democracy.

As Trump faces mounting legal challenges, including investigations into his financial dealings and his role in the events of January 6th, Ocasio-Cortez’s role in initiating these inquiries serves as a reminder of the power of congressional oversight and the importance of holding the powerful accountable to the rule of law.

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