Trump fraudulently inflated his net worth by billions of dollars, New York AG says
politico.com
Donald Trump fraudulently inflated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion per year, New York officials said in court filings unsealed Wednesday ahead of his upcoming civil fraud trial.
The new estimates came in filings from the New York state attorney general’s office, which is suing Trump, some of his adult children and his business empire for falsifying his net worth in an effort to obtain favorable terms from banks and insurance companies. The trial is set to begin Oct. 2.
This certainly explains why he needs broke ass dumbasses to pay his legal fees for him.
So much winning!
-Trump in 2016
There is a reason the GQP it trying to dismantle the education system in the US...
oh absolutely. ironically, he's just as dumb as his constituents.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/10/12/1705902/-Former-Wharton-Professor-Donald-Trump-Is-the-Dumbest-Goddam-Student-I-Ever-Had
Explains his having to get a bail bond, L, O, Fucking L.
Is there anything that Trump doesn’t fraudulently inflate about himself?
His weight
Yes, this:
Id heard he lied or whatever but 215? Shouldn't he at least make it believable? Like pretend there's muscle under there or something.
Apparently we're suppose to believe he's an inch taller but 10lbs lighter than Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Lmao damn, there's some perspective
https://americasbestpics.com/picture/donald-trump-self-reported-his-height-weight-as-6-3-gUuJLGZlA
Why bother? He's a serial bullshitter.
His hands.
So if he claimed it was 2.5 billion, but is inflated by 2.2 billion, his net worth is more like 300 million?
In other words, substantially less than he inherited from his father.
How dare you use woke math against him!
More like he's worth about 2.5B but he was telling banks he was worth 5.
Forbes counts 550m for truth.social, which is a ridiculously high valuation. The rest is mainly ties up in NY real estate, which is struggling. He's not poor by any means, but 2.5B is still a massive overvaluation most likely. Count his liabilities (1B in debts as of 2020) and I doubt he breaks a billion.
He's so leveraged and indebted to his Russian and Saudi overlords it's quite possible he's underwater
Thusly his motivation to peddle secret docs
I feel like having someone indebted to foreign countries handling top secret documents is a national security issue, but what do I know I just make drawings.
Sorry, what did I miss? Isn't NY real estate the place where a 200sqft apartment costs millions of dollars?
Ok, so a couple of things make his portfolio worth less than you would think. To start, he doesn't own all of it outright, most of it is financed with debt and a large part of his portfolio is in commercial real estate, which is struggling to get back to pre-covid occupancy. Last but not least, he slaps his name on everything and many people do not want to be associated with him in any way, shape or form, so his luxury condos are also struggling with occupancy.
Ok, thanks. I totally get the massive debts and his name being a liability (at least to the people who have enough money to buy what he's selling).
We need to know trump's actual net worth right before his first campaign launched.
I'm betting it isn't much higher than 50k
Seriously how did anyone think this guy was wealthy? I have a rat who has more business acumen than that idiot. That's been true since the apprentice days.
Wasn't there a guy once who managed to become a multi-millionaire by just claiming to already be a millionaire and getting favourable bank loans?
Why are the banks not checking this shit. What's the point in them.
lol if you hate the guy you could just go with negative numbers instead.
it's not uncommon for rich people to go into the negative millions when their investments go belly up.
Any chance that some of the lenders might sue him as well, for falsifying his application?
Everything trump does is done fraudulently. Because he’s a fraud.
Isn't this what Anna Sorokin went to jail for?
More indictments on the way?
This is a civil case, so no
Sure but is financial fraud not a crime? Why not charge him criminally if he has been demonstrably fraudulent? I'm not a lawyer and I guess I don't really understand.
To the surprise of no one.