Today we're going to talk about Trump's dire financial situation ahead of this

week's fraud deadline and I interview Congressman Jared Moskowitz about his

challenge to Jim Jordan and James Comer, the likelihood of foreign aid passing

Congress and his tour with the vice president of his old high school, Marjory Stoneman

Douglas in Parkland Florida. I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and you're listening to

No Lie.

Okay so we are now on the cusp of the deadline for Trump's massive $455 million

payment or bond in the New York fraud trial. So here's what we can expect. The most

likely option, in my opinion, is that he can't come up with the money in which case

Letitia James the New York Attorney General will begin the process of

seizing his assets to satisfy his judgment that way. Already she started the

process of preparing to seize at least one property that he owns and that's called seven springs.

It's described according to the Daily Beast as a Bruce Wayne-like mansion surrounded by

212 acres of dense woods and rolling hills, which I'm sure is the perfect

compliment to his very understated gold toilets.

She filed a judgment in Westchester County, New York a couple of weeks ago, which means she now effectively has a

lean in place in the event that Trump tries to sell the place or otherwise shift his

assets to avoid having them seized. And so if the value of Seven Springs

doesn't satisfy the full amount that he owes,

she'll keep seizing his properties until New York is made whole,

which means we may very well see Trump Tower turn into a spirit Halloween in time for October.

There is another option, one that I'm actually increasingly worried about,

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