Aiexpress – According to Mary Trump, the recent statement made by New York Attorney General Letitia James regarding Donald Trump will definitely not be well-received by the former president.
James announced on Tuesday that she would seek to seize Donald Trump’s assets if he fails to pay the $355 million fine resulting from his civil fraud trial related to his business practices in New York.
According to James, if Trump is unable to pay off the judgment, they will pursue legal avenues to enforce the judgment and request the judge to seize his assets.
In her Substack newsletter, Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist and author, mentioned that this remark will have an impact on her uncle in two ways.
In a recent message, she expressed her belief that this statement would push Donald closer to the edge, based on her personal knowledge of him.
According to her analysis, James suggests that Donald might not possess sufficient funds to settle the judgment. This possibility alone is enough to infuriate him. She further notes that her uncle has an obsession with his net worth and goes to great lengths to convince others that he is incredibly wealthy.
According to her, it holds great importance to him as it is a crucial aspect of his identity.
According to Mary Trump, James suggested that the Trump Building at 40 Wall Street in Manhattan was also being considered by the former president.
She expressed her belief that Donald would not be pleased with the situation at hand.
For years, the GOP front-runner has made a concerted effort to portray himself as being more affluent than he actually is. Last year, when he was no longer included in Forbes’ list of the nation’s wealthiest 400 people, the magazine pointed out that this ranking was something that Trump had fixated on for decades. He had consistently lied to reporters in an attempt to boost his position on the list.
A judge in the New York fraud case has ordered Trump to pay a multimillion-dollar fine. The ruling came after it was determined that Trump had been exaggerating his wealth for many years in order to obtain more favorable financial terms from lenders and insurers.
