Shelagh Clark

We are truly about to find out how flush Trump is as a businessman. Trump stated in a deposition that he had 400 million in cash on hand, but if he lied about the value of his properties, he is most likely lying about this. My guess is Trump will be penalized over 400 million not including what he already owes Carroll. He will also be charged 9% interest going back to the beginning of the investigation which is 4 years. He will have to pony up all that money before he appeals and he won’t have the cash to do so. Having been convicted of fraud, it will make it difficult to get a bond since no one will trust him to pay them back. Some places will take the risk but at exorbitant interest rates. What this tells me is that while Trump is holding on to his liquid assets he’s been living of his donors and not just to pay his legal fees, but most likely to pay all his bills. While Trump will be convicted of fraud, I think we will soon find out what we already know. His business is a house of cards, and Trump the man and celebrity, is an even bigger fraud