Chris Hayes Laughs at Trump’s ‘Panic Mode’ Over $464 Million Payment: ‘Cuts to the Bone’

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The $454,000 bond that former President Donald Trump is required to deposit to comply with a ruling from a court in New York will become due on Monday, March 25. This is a significant day for Trump. It is unfortunate for Trump, according to Chris Hayes of MSNBC, since Trump does not own the money, and it is not obvious that he will be able to acquire it. Hayes continued by saying that this truth “cuts to the bone.”

According to Hayes, “Donald Trump is the man who has spent his entire public life building a mythology around himself as if he were financially and professionally successful beyond our comprehension.” Nevertheless, at the halfway point of the week, Trump is supposed to be in “panic mode,” he said, referring to a conversation that took place on MSNBC about the same subject.

No one is making it more obvious than Trump himself that he is concerned about locating the money, even though his campaign team has expressed strong disagreement with this assertion. As Hayes put it. This afternoon Trump published what clearly seemed like frightened screaming on Truth Social, “This outrageous “Judgment” simply fails to recognize the COMPLETE VICTORY last year on the Statute of Limitations.”

Another statement made by Trump was that “the crooked judge and the biased attorney general disregard the ruling of the Appellate Court, which makes it clear that the majority of the claims fall outside the Statute of Limitations,” and that none of their nonsensical justifications change the reality that this is the case.

It should be noted that Trump is lying here. Far from being a “complete victory,” the fraudster who has been convicted as a result of many indictments has been unsuccessful on multiple occasions. The allegation that the statute of limitations applies in this situation has been rejected by the court on multiple occasions.

In the beginning of the broadcast, Hayes referred to a story that was published by Fox Business. The study discussed the primary reason why Trump has not been able to obtain a bond from the thirty companies that he has requested: no one believes that he will truly be able to cover the money. “Things have become so dire that former Trump staffer Larry Kudlow is now openly begging billionaires to write a check to the former president on the air,” the author writes. “Listen to this.”

This was followed by the playing of a second film in which Kudlow asked Kevin O’Leary if he would lend Trump the money he required if he was unable to find it in any other manner. The suggestion was dismissed with laughter by O’Leary, but Kudlow is not the first one who has brought up the possibility of Trump’s affluent buddies providing financial assistance.

Hayes stated, “So this is where Trump is at,” referring to the fact that he is having his friends beg for money on his behalf.

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