Letitia James Challenges Trump’s Bond Deal With Subprime Car Loan Billionaire, as Defense Slams Her ‘Vindictive Political Crusade’
James says she ‘takes exception’ to the unorthodox bond arrangement, which blocked her from moving to seize Trump’s trophy assets.
New York’s attorney general Letitia James challenged the $175 million bond that President Trump secured to cover the much larger judgment as he appeals the verdict in his New York state civil fraud case. Ms. James is questioning whether the California billionaire Don Hankey, known as “the king of subprime car loans,” is qualified to post the bond for Mr. Trump.
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