Mary Trump Claims ‘Probability’ Trump Will Pay Bombshell Fraud Judgment By Selling Classified Secrets To ‘Highest Bidder’
Ex-presidential niece Mary Trump claimed there’s a “probability” former President Donald Trump will pay his blockbuster fraud judgment by auctioning off classified documents “to the highest bidder.”
On Friday, Trump’s fraud trial culminated in a bombshell judgment that could cost him in excess of $460 million with interest. That prospect delighted Trump opponents.
They include Mary Trump — host of The Mary Trump Show podcast and a strident Trump critic — who did a live Q&A session in a video exclusive to her The Good In Us newsletter subscribers this week.
The very first reader question was loaded with negative insinuations about Trump, but somehow Mary took it to the proverbial eleven by suggesting her uncle kept classified materials — and could sell them to pay the fine:
Can Donald get the money from one of our enemies? Can he get it from Russia? Can he get it from Saudi Arabia?
And sadly, the answer to that question is yes. He is, as we know, already beholden to Saudi Arabia and his worthless son in law Jared [Kushner] got $2 billion, probably for services rendered, before — I’m sorry — after Donald left the White House. So, you know, unfortunately, you can get it that way, which puts our national security even more at risk because it means that he is beholden to a foreign enemy.
Our election laws are so shoddy at this point that we’ve seen. Even though I don’t think it’s technically legal. He’s allowed to use money he’s raised for his campaign for his legal bills. Last I checked, it was up to $50 million of that money has been used to pay his legal bills.
We also have to be deeply concerned about the possibility. I would say probability, but — I obviously don’t know — that he still has highly classified documents that he could sell to the highest bidder. Putting our, members of the our national security forces at risk. So. Yeah, it’s a, it’s a, it’s a bit of a mess.
My personal hope is that, he has to pay but can’t come up with all the money. So the judge puts a bunch of his properties, including E. Jean Carroll Tower — I’m sorry, that’s premature — Trump Tower in receivership and and and then, you know, giving it to E. Jean. That’s that’s sort of what I hope happens. But we’re just going to have to see how this plays out.
The good news is, no matter what, it has to be paid. You can’t get out of it. It’s also very good that he can’t do business in New York for three years. And I know that doesn’t sound like enough, but it’s it. Trust me, it’s better than nothing. And three years in business is a long time. He’s burned all sorts of bridges, and there’s no pretending anymore that he is an exactly, who we, we’ve known him to be for very long time.
Watch above via Mary Trump’s The Good In Us.
