Judge won't let Trump delay E. Jean Carroll penalties, leaving him with days to cover $83M judgment
Judge won't let Trump delay E. Jean Carroll penalties, leaving him with days to cover $83M judgment
A judge has denied Donald Trump's request to delay the penalties in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case, leaving Trump just days to cover the $83 million judgment.
Dementia J Trump can't even come up with $83M. It's going to be interesting how low the prices go during his estate fire sale to come up with 1/2 a billion. What a loser.
Vice President Putin has entered the room.
He’s way over there at the end of the table
Can we crowdfund the cost and buy it ourselves to have fediverse parties?
Host a drag convention at the place formerly known as Trump Tower
Adding to demand will drive the price up .
A New York judge on Thursday denied Donald Trump's request for a temporary delay of the penalties in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case, leaving the former president three days to pay or post a bond for the entire $83.3 million judgment.
lol
Pay up deadbeat.
Posted this once before and I’m gonna keep going until it no longer amuses me:
One of the ex-presidents of a very big country stood up and asked me, he said to me, “Well sir, if I don’t pay and I’m charged by the court - will you protect me?”. I said “You didn’t pay? You’re delinquent?” He said “Yes let’s say that happened.” No, I would not protect you. In fact, I would encourage the attorney general to do whatever the hell she wants. You gotta pay. You gotta pay your bills.
Awww, too bad...Guess he spent all his money on adult diapers and wedges to put under the front of his shoes so his fat ass doesn't fall on his loser fake ass spray tan face.
Get fucked, you piece of shit garbage human being.
Hamberders aren't free ya know!
Neither are porn stars!
Surely a real BiLliOnAirE would easily be able to lay his hands on a paltry $83 million...
I thought he was rich. Fucking lol.
Even if he has a net worth that is legitimately where he claims(it isn't), he would not have tens of millions available. All his money would be in properties, bonds, stocks, and some squirreled away in Russian nesting dolls of accounts overseas. You don't keep millions in the bank when inflation is where it is at, putting it in property or other assets is safer and more profitable.
With actual billions in net worth, he would probably have to lose tens of millions to have $83m transferrable in "short" notice and it could take weeks.
The $83m is probably doable, the half billion is probably going to need outside financing or property loss. So we will see a better picture of things when some of his properties go up for sale at a deep discount compared to his appraisal. Lol
The $83m is probably doable, the half billion is probably going to need outside financing or property loss.
Real billionaires just use their assets (those properties, bonds, and stocks you mentioned) as collateral against a loan. They could then take the weeks or months needed to liquidate other assets at maximum value to pay off the loan.
I mean, you don't even need to be a only 1%-er to get a loan against your stocks with a Pledge Asset Line (of credit).
" What is a Pledged Asset Line?
A Pledged Asset Line from Charles Schwab Bank, SSB ("Schwab Bank") is a non-purpose line of credit that allows you to borrow against the non-retirement assets in your portfolio—without having to liquidate your investments."
The problem is finding a legitimate bank that would even attempt a loan with him.
Watch he tries to take a payout from a foreign government and gets punched in the mouth by sanctions
And then cry as he's still allowed to run for office
Who cry? When he won the first time it was the biggest mistake he'd ever made lol
Elons money is just as good as Putins.
If he manages to pay this, I think a thorough investigation into the sources of the money are in order.
I'm sure he'll make that payment any day now.
He is going to come up with some ultra petty way to pay. Like paying in 2300 tons of pennies
Yeah that's how you get another lawsuit.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/feds-sue-auto-repair-shop-paid-former-employee-pennies-rcna11339