Tomorrow marks a critical deadline for Donald Trump's legal team
in the New York Attorney General's office.
Trump owes more than $454,000,000 in bond stemming from a
February civil fraud judgment against him and his sons.
If the former president doesn't come up with a financial
guarantee by tomorrow,
New York's Attorney general can start the process of seizing
assets.
Trump's son Eric commented on the nearly half a billion
dollar bond during an interview this morning.
Text. I went out to the largest sureties in the
world,
the largest sureties in the country,
they said. Eric, the last time we've seen a bond
of that size is when we did the Big Dig
in Boston,
which was a $25 billion construction project that lasted almost
25 years.
Ahead of tomorrow, Trump's lawyers have asked the court to
put collection efforts on hold while he appeals the verdict.