150k votes for Nikki in FL, Trump melts down over no cash
The David Pakman Show - March 20, 2024
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DESPERATE Trump melts down that he may have to "fire sale" his properties!
Donald Trump faces mounting financial pressure as reports suggest he may need to sell off properties in a fire sale to cover the $355 million required to appeal a civil fraud judgment against him. Trump responded with a meltdown on Truth Social, showing his frustration with the legal proceedings. Critics argue that this situation is not unique to Trump, citing examples of individuals from various backgrounds having to mortgage assets to afford legal representation. The irony lies in Trump potentially discovering the true value of his properties, as part of the fraud allegations against him involve exaggerating their worth. The looming possibility of property seizures adds to Trump's legal woes, raising questions about the logistics and implications of such actions. This scenario underscores the broader challenges facing Trump and the legal consequences of his fraudulent business practices.
Trump said WHAT after voting yesterday?
Following his vote in Florida's Republican primary, Donald Trump faced questions from reporters regarding various topics. Trump brushed off a question about Mike Pence, his former vice president, not endorsing him this time around. Melania, making a rare appearance with her husband, was asked whether she would be seen more on the campaign trail, to which she responded “Stay tuned.” Trump levied more controversial remarks about Jews voting for Democrats and their impact on Israel. He also commented once more on the New York civil fraud trial, which resulted in a $454 million judgment against him. Overall, these discussions underscored ongoing controversies surrounding Trump and highlighted divisions within the Republican Party.
From yesterday’s show:
WOW: Biden suddenly leading Trump, WHAT'S HAPPENING?
President Joe Biden is seeing a surge in popularity over former President Donald Trump, as evidenced by various polls, including The Economist's polling tracker, where Biden has taken the lead for the first time since September. Despite statistical ties in many polls, Biden now has a slight edge, with numbers indicating a close race. Many months out from the election, the outcome will hinge on the significance of undecided voters and potential unforeseen events leading up to the election. While some analysts confidently predict outcomes based on economic indicators or approval ratings, there is an inherent uncertainty surrounding elections. Historical precedent demonstrates that outcomes can be decided by narrow margins, maybe as low as a hundred thousand votes across a few states. The collective voice of the electorate will ultimately determine the election's outcome, which is why it’s imperative that everyone votes on or before Election Day.
From yesterday’s show:
Trump ADMITS he doesn't have the money!
Donald Trump is acknowledging his financial incapacity to meet his bond requirement resulting from the judgment against him in the New York civil fraud case. Amidst claims of unfair treatment and assertions about his financial prowess, Trump's admission reveals a significant vulnerability. This undercuts his assertions and invites scrutiny into the veracity of his claims about being worth well over $10 billion. Despite his attempts to frame the situation as unjust, the central truth remains: Trump lacks the means to fulfill the financial obligations. Since he doesn’t have the cash on hand, potential repercussions include forced sales and property seizures, which could come as soon as next Monday.
More on the show:
-- Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley receives more than 150,000 in the Florida Republican primary, which signals a problem for Donald Trump
-- Bernie Moreno, an extremist Trump-endorsed Republican, wins the Ohio Senate primary
-- Elon Musk's biggest mistake in the Don Lemon interview is discussed
-- Donald Trump's properties could start being seized as early as Monday, per a new report
-- Former Trump White House aide Sarah Matthews explains why she is embarrassed to have ever supported Donald Trump, and discusses what ultimately changed her mind
-- Peter Navarro, former economic advisor to Donald Trump, reports to prison and gives a wild speech
-- Peter Navarro, former economic advisor to Donald Trump, gives a speech so insane while arriving at prison that even Fox News cuts away
-- Voicemail caller asks David what it says about Joe Biden that despite all of Trump's problems, the polls are basically tied
-- On the Bonus Show: Trump suing ABC News and George Stephanopoulos for defamation, SCOTUS allows Texas to start enforcing immigration law, Ruth Bader Ginsburg award ceremony canceled over recipient choices, much more...
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