Letitia James Taunts Trump With Stark Daily Reminders And People Are 'So Here' For It
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The New York attorney general is doing the math on what the former president owes.
New York Attorney General Letitia James is publicly keeping tabs on the interest that is accumulating on the hundreds of millions of dollars that Donald Trump has been ordered to pay following the civil fraud trial that James’ office brought against the former president and his Trump Organization in New York.
Judge Arthur Engoron earlier this month ruled Trump pay $355 million in damages after the Republican 2024 front-runner was found to have engaged in fraudulent business practices for decades.
With interest on top, the total penalty topped $450 million.
With more than $100,000 in interest being added to the total every day, James on Friday made a note of the current tally on X (formerly Twitter).
″$464,576,230.62,” she wrote.
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