Former President Trump’s lawyer and spokeswoman, Alina Habba, has promised to take New York Attorney General Letitia James to court after she successfully settled a $344 million civil fraud case against Trump.
Attorney General Letitia James of New York was given nearly all of the $370 million she sought in a fraud lawsuit against Donald Trump and his sons, Eric and Donald Trump Jr., by Judge Arthur Engoron. He said last autumn that they had falsely exaggerated their asset valuations in order to get better conditions on bank loans.
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The day of Engoron’s decision, Habba stated that “the biggest message” she could convey was that Engoron and James would not get away with their actions in an interview with Fox News presenter Sean Hannity on Friday. She said that there was a chance James collaborated with the Biden team.
“There is a point, and I want to say something that I don’t normally do; we have the order now; I’m free to speak. And let me just say […]; they will not get away with it. We will come at them, we will come hard, and we will literally fight until the truth comes out,” she said.
“There was nothing wrong. President Trump has done nothing wrong. All he has done is won a campaign, and that is scaring them. Because they know when he goes back in November 2024, he is going to clean house, and that is truly the problem,” she added.
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The investor and Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary said this week that he has decided not to invest in New York anymore due to Donald Trump’s fraud verdict, calling the state a “mega loser state.”
“I’m not different than any other investor. I’m shocked at this. I can’t even understand or fathom the decision at all. There’s no rationale for it,” In an interview with Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto Coast To Coast,” O’Leary stated.
“It does not matter what the governor says. New York was already a loser state, like California is a loser state. There are many loser states because of policy, high taxes, uncompetitive regulation it was already on the top of the list to be the loser state. I would never invest in New York now. I’m not the only person saying that,” O’Leary said.
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