All right, Alexander, let's talk about the legal cases against Trump, the effort to try and

destroy Trump or make him poor to try and make Trump in the Trump campaign.

Poor, which is not working.

It's actually made Trump richer, $, three point five billion dollars richer from his

floating of truth show, truth social. What, uh, what are your thoughts about, uh, or how are the,

the attacks against Trump going, the Trump campaign going? I mean, this is a farcical story. I mean,

it is, I mean, it's farcical, because it's also in some ways disturbing, but because, I mean,

it's not quite openly discussed, has been quite openly discussed, especially in the British

media, that part of the purpose of this

law case in New York was to bankrupt Trump. In other words, to create a situation where the

Attorney General in New York would be able to start sequestering his properties, and that

would set in train a cascade of crisis across his entire

business empire that would supposedly bankrupt Trump bankrupt Trump I actually read this

somewhere would supposedly destroy his reputation amongst the American people, because part

of his reputation is bound up with his success as a businessman and his wealth and his wealth. So if he's

bankrupted, you know, he's no longer able to convey that image. And of course, what is this actually achieved? It's done the diametric

operative. Donald Trump is now much richer than he was. He's more than doubled. He's wealth.

And in fact, he's now apparently amongst the 500 richest men in the world. I mean, it's almost incredible to see

how they try something with all of these cases and it ends up leading directly to the opposite

result of what they expected. Now, what has happened is, first of all, on the bond issue, the New York

Court of Appeals reduced the bond from the ridiculous, what was it, $450 billion to $175 billion.

Trump says he can raise that sum. I'm sure he can, by the way. And in effect, that particular

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