Good evening and welcome to a special Friday edition of the last word focusing on

defendant Trump. Donald Trump has not come up with a magical solution

to prevent New York's attorney general Latisha James

from beginning the process of attaching his assets on Monday in order

to guarantee the payment of a $464 million civil fraud judgment against Donald Trump.

The merger announced today between Donald Trump's social media company with a much higher valued company called the Digital World Acquisition Corporation can do nothing to change Donald Trump's

financial capacities on Monday when Donald Trump hits the deadline for

satisfying the judgment against him. If Donald Trump had $464 million, he could just post it

with the court as a guarantee that he could cover the judgment if he loses his appeal of the case.

But Donald Trump doesn't have that much money,

despite claiming to have had much more than that

for many, many years now. And Donald Trump has not been able to get anyone to lend him that money

so that he could post a bond with the court for the judgment,

which would then protect his assets.

The court gave Donald Trump 30 days to figure this out and he hasn't been able to.

And so now, as financial reality closes in on him, Donald Trump goes to bed lying and wakes up lying.

Last night at 154 a.m.

he posted one of his familiar lies on social media saying that the judgment against him

was unconstitutional and unfair and that it was designed by the judge to quote

not allow me to use any of the large amount of cash I have

built up over the years through hard work, insight, instinct, and diligence on my

political campaign for president.

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