(FixThisNation.com) – Michael Cohen has argued that former President Donald Trump was “really angry” as he was unable to secure the bond in his New York civil fraud case.
On Monday night during an interview on CNN’s “The Source” with anchor Kaitlan Collins, Cohen who had been Trump’s longtime fixer, argued that currently Trump was frustrated because he had no control over the situation.
On Monday, Trump’s legal team had noted in a court filing that after hours of talking with insurance companies, they had been unable to secure the $464 million bond required in this case. They further argued that this type of bond, because of its magnitude, was nearly impossible to secure as most insurance companies would not consider it.
Cohen argued regarding the bond that securing such a big bond would not be easy regardless of who one is, but he also pointed out that many billionaires could cut a check for that amount without any issues. He added that in fact there were billionaires that have cut checks for more than $500 million without any problems.
On Monday Trump took to his social media platform Truth Social to express his distaste for the civil fraud case bond and argued that a bond of this size was unprecedented and nearly impossible for any company, including one that is as successful as his own to secure.
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