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    Trump Slams NY AG’s “Extremely Undervalued” Financial Estimates

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    Former President Donald Trump has launched a strong defense of his financial worth, claiming his assets and cash holdings have been significantly undervalued. This assertion follows a recent $83.8 million judgment against him in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case and forms part of his response to the ongoing civil fraud trial led by New York State Attorney General Letitia James.

    In a series of vehement posts on Truth Social, Trump contended that his financial statements, which are central to the fraud case, were extremely undervalued rather than overvalued. He argued that this undermines the lawsuit against him, which he labeled as politically motivated and a “witch hunt.” The trial is examining allegations that Trump inflated the value of his properties, including his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, to secure favorable loan terms.

    Trump claimed, in all caps, that he is worth billions more than his financial statements show and that his brand and goodwill, which he didn’t assign a value to in the statements, are his most valuable assets. He also emphasized that he has hundreds of millions of dollars in cash and minimal debt.

    The former president criticized Judge Arthur Engoron, who is overseeing the trial, and accused him of being biased. He also pointed to a “strong disclaimer clause” on the front page of his financial statements, asserting that banks should conduct their own analysis and due diligence. Trump highlighted that the banks involved were fully repaid, on time, and were content with the arrangements.

    Trump’s attention has shifted significantly towards his civil fraud trial after being found liable for financial fraud charges by James. The outcome of this trial could result in a $370 million penalty and affect his ability to do business in New York.

    In his social media tirade, Trump also took aim at Letitia James, accusing her of harboring hatred towards him and conducting a baseless lawsuit. He called for intervention from the highest courts in New York State or the federal system, asserting that the situation represents an unjust political persecution.

    The legal wrangling over Trump’s financial worth and the authenticity of his financial statements underscores the complexity of the ongoing legal challenges he faces. With significant sums at stake, Trump’s defense is set against a backdrop of numerous court battles, each of which could have profound implications for his financial standing and future business dealings.

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