It's time for Justice Matters with former federal prosecutor and MS NBC analyst Glenn Kirchner. After weeks of searching, Donald Trump finally found a company called Knight Specialty Insurance

to guarantee his New York Civil Fraud Bond of $175 million.

But is that bond valid?

Here's Glenn to explain.

So friends, earlier this week, did you see how Donald Trump was congratulating himself

boasting and crowing about how he'd been able to come up with a bond for $175 million to stop New York Attorney General

Letitia James from seizing his properties.

Well, based on some new developments surrounding that bond, might

Donald have to eat a little bit of that crow.

Let's start with the new reporting. This from CNN.

Headline, New York Attorney General questions out of

of state underwriter of $175 million Trump Bond.

And that article begins,

The New York Attorney General's Office is raising questions about the $175 million bond Donald

Trump posted in the civil fraud case and has asked for more information to prove its financially sound.

Trump filed the bond Monday night after gaining a reprieve

from a New York appeals court that lowered the amount

Trump needed to post from

four hundred and sixty four million dollars to one hundred and seventy five million

dollars. The lifeline gave Trump more time to obtain a bond after telling the court that 30 underwriters refused to back a bond for nearly half a billion dollars.

And friends, can I pause there for just a second because what the appeals court in

New York did was deliver a gut punch to the notion of the equal application of

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