Staff Reports
Former President Donald Trump is firing back at a New York judge who claimed that his Mar-a-Lago property is only worth $18 million. Trump, who has always said that Mar-a-Lago is worth around $1.8 billion, expresses his disagreement with the judge’s ruling. In an interview with the Daily Caller, he emphasizes that his data comes with a non-reliance clause, meaning that anyone reviewing it should conduct their own research.
Trump defends himself, stating that he has not defrauded anyone and questions why banks are even involved in the matter. According to him, the banks have profited from their dealings with him, so there is no reason for them to complain. He asserts that the ruling is unfair and describes it as a “witch hunt” coming from Washington.
The case against Trump alleges that he exaggerated his net worth to secure favorable loan conditions and insurance premiums. However, Trump maintains his innocence and argues that banks were compensated during his time as President. He believes that the judge’s ruling is a result of “election interference at the highest level” and hopes that it will be overturned.
This ruling not only affects the valuation of Mar-a-Lago but also has consequences for Trump’s business permits and the oversight of the Trump Organization. Trump sees this situation as a direct attack on him and his success. He claims that if he wasn’t running for office, he wouldn’t be facing these cases at all.
It is clear that there is a political motivation behind this ruling, as Trump suggests. This is just another example of the biased treatment he has received from the judicial system. It’s time for conservatives to stand up against these unfair attacks and support Trump in his fight against this “rogue judge” and the politically motivated witch hunt.
