Hey, Asha, now that Trump faces over $400 million worth of fines in various court judgments,

is he finally broke?

Eh, it's complicated.

I'm Asha Rangappa. I teach national security law at Yale University.

I'm a former FBI Special Agent,

and I'm a legal contributor for ABC News.

And I'm Renata Myriati.

I'm a former federal prosecutor of practicing lawyer and a legal analyst.

And we're here to help you understand topics that can't be boiled down into a sound bite or a tweet.

So, big news on Friday? Not exactly unexpected, right? I think we all saw that coming.

And we figured that he was going to lose pretty big. He didn't lose quite as bad as he could have but you know the the judgment particularly

when you look into you know when you look at the interest involved is very

very substantial.

Right.

So a New York Attorney General Latisha James was asking for

370 million dollars. for $370 million.

And just to be clear on what this was,

she wasn't asking for $37 million as a punitive damages award. Because this was a court of equity, this is about fairness.

It's how can New York be made whole for the fraud and that was perpetuated against it and the losses that have been incurred by New York businesses?

So this was based on calculations of how Trump essentially unfairly

enriched himself through his fraud. And so the amount that was being awarded is a calculation of the unjust

enrichment to Trump and basically disgorging him of those profits and giving it back to New York

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