The former President Trump's lawyers said that Trump is unable to pay the $464 million bond in his New York civil fraud case.

In his defense, how is a billionaire ever supposed to come up with half a billion dollars?

You know?

Come on.

Do the math.

Yeah, today, Trump handed over everything he had and the judge was like, I'm still going to need the other four hundred sixty three million.

Yeah, Trump is pretty desperate for the money right now if you go on Airbnb you could rent Trump Tower Maralago and

Eric. Oh boy. And Eric. So there are a lot of questions this morning about

Donald Trump's finances and assets.

It's six o'clock in the morning.

Oh God, why'd to do that?

That is just too loud.

Wake up everybody.

Anyhow. Sort of muted, let me start over again.

There are a lot of questions this morning about Donald Trump's finances and assets after he failed to pay the bond in his civil fraud judgment.

So how much cast does the self-becamed billionaire actually have?

What happens if he doesn't come up with the roughly half a billion dollars bond by Monday.

And how quickly could the New York Attorney General seize his assets and properties?

We're going to dig into all of that just ahead.

Meanwhile, the Trump appointed judge in the classified documents case issues a

controversial order that seems to benefit the former president who's

surprised there anybody

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