Donald Trump will soon be taken to task regarding his boast about having almost $500 million, a move that contradicted arguments his attorneys are making in court, according to a former prosecutor.
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner went on The Legal Breakdown, where he talked about all the possibilities of what could happen in the Trump fraud case in which he was ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars.
One of those possible outcomes, according to the legal analyst, is that everything will come to a head on Monday this coming week.
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"I think we're going to be hearing about all of these matters probably as early as Monday. Why?" he asked. "Because Monday is the drop-dead date. That is the day that, if Donald Trump doesn't put up the money or put up a bond, that Tish James begins seizing his assets."
Kirshner goes on to say the potentially false claim he posted on social media could possibly hurt Trump in the court of public opinion.
Further, Kirschner raised the possibility of Trump becoming compromised due to foreign payments supporting his legal bills.
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