So Judge Engarron says that he wants this $350 million within 30 days.

Now, I know that you're planning on appealing this, but you've still got to put up the full amount pending that appeal.

Does Donald Trump have that kind of money sitting around?

Yes.

I mean, he does.

Of course, he has money.

You know, he's a billionaire.

We know that.

Well, it turns out he actually doesn't have that money sitting around.

Donald Trump's attorneys are now saying that he cannot secure the roughly half a billion

dollar bond for his civil fraud judgment. That means

the former president could be days away from having some of his assets seized by New York's

Attorney General. That comes as the Trump-appointed judge in the classified documents case

issues a controversial ruling that once again

seems to benefit the former president. We'll get expert legal analysis on both of those developments

straight ahead. Plus, we'll go through what President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu discussed yesterday in the first phone call between the two leaders in more than a month.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day with us.

And we'll begin this morning with Donald Trump's financial problems tied to the massive civil

fraud judgment against him in the state of New York.

His attorneys say that the former president cannot secure a bond for the now $464 million penalty.

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