Trump Claims He Has '$500 Million' Cash For His Bond #TYT

TYT Clip of the Day - Hour 1
22 Mar 202420:46

Summary

TLDRFormer President Donald Trump claims to have almost $500 million in cash, contradicting his lawyers' statements about his inability to post a $464 million bond in a civil fraud case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James. Trump's assets are at risk of seizure if he fails to post the bond by Monday. Additionally, Trump's company, Trump Media, is set to go public following a merger with a blank check company, potentially valuing his stake at over $3 billion. However, this valuation is considered highly speculative and may not directly aid in meeting the bond requirement.

Takeaways

  • 💼 Former President Donald Trump claims to have almost $500 million in cash, contradicting his lawyers' statements about his inability to post a bond.
  • 📜 Trump faces a $464 million judgment in a civil fraud case brought by New York Attorney General Leticia James and has until Monday to post the bond.
  • 🏦 If Trump fails to post the bond, James can begin the process of seizing his assets, with reports suggesting she has already initiated steps towards this.
  • 🗣️ Trump alleges that the judgment and the 'politically motivated' case are an attempt to damage him and prevent him from funding his presidential campaign.
  • 📉 Despite Trump's claims of wealth, there are doubts about his liquidity and the ability to access significant cash quickly.
  • 🔄 Trump's company, Trump Media, is set to go public following a merger with a blank check company, which could increase his wealth significantly.
  • 🔒 However, Trump's stake in the public company will be tied up for most of the year due to a lockup agreement, preventing immediate monetization.
  • 🤔 Observers question the disparity between Trump's public claims of wealth and the legal and financial struggles he faces.
  • 🌐 The host of the transcript discusses the potential political implications of seizing Trump's assets and the impact on his potential 2024 campaign.
  • 📈 Trump Media's valuation is criticized as overinflated, with skepticism about its long-term viability and profitability.
  • 🔄 The discussion highlights the complex interplay between politics, finance, and legal battles in the context of Trump's business dealings and legal challenges.

Q & A

  • What is the amount of the judgment against Donald Trump in the civil fraud case?

    -The judgment against Donald Trump in the civil fraud case is $464 million.

  • What is the deadline for Trump to post the bond in relation to the $464 million judgment?

    -Trump has until Monday to post the bond before the New York attorney general, Leticia James, can start seizing his assets.

  • How much cash does Trump claim to have according to his post on Truth Social?

    -Trump claimed to have almost $500 million in cash through work, talent, and luck.

  • What is Trump's intended use for the substantial amount of cash he claims to have?

    -Trump intended to use the substantial amount of cash for his campaign for president.

  • What is the criticism Trump has against the judge in the civil fraud case?

    -Trump criticized the judge as a 'political hack' and accused the 'rigged and corrupt AG' case of being a setup where he claims to have done nothing wrong.

  • What is the potential impact of the judgment on Trump's political campaign?

    -The judgment, if not paid or bonded, could lead to the seizure of Trump's assets, which may affect his political campaign and his ability to use his cash for the campaign.

  • What is the status of Trump Media in relation to going public?

    -Trump Media is set to go public after shareholders voted to approve its merger with a blank check company. Trump will own a dominant stake in the public company, with shares worth more than three billion at current market prices.

  • Why might Trump not be able to monetize his stake in the public company immediately?

    -Trump's stake will be tied up for much of the year under a lockup agreement, which is a normal arrangement to ensure that insiders don't sell off their shares as soon as the company goes public and potentially push down the stock price.

  • What is the argument against seizing Trump's properties as a form of collateral?

    -Seizing Trump's properties could create a 'greatest victimhood' narrative for Trump in the 2024 election, potentially helping him gain more support.

  • What is the concern regarding the valuation of Trump Media and its potential impact on investors?

    -The concern is that Trump Media is highly overvalued, with its stock valued at $6 billion despite having minimal revenue and significant losses. This could lead to investors losing money if the stock price collapses after an initial surge.

  • What is the role of Jeffrey Yass in the Trump Media deal and his political contributions?

    -Jeffrey Yass, a GOP mega donor and co-founder of Susquehanna International Group LLP, is involved in the merger with Trump Media. He has also been active in political contributions, including efforts to influence the outcome of different elections.

Outlines

00:00

💰 Trump's Claim of Having $500 Million

Former President Donald Trump claimed to have almost $500 million in cash, contradicting his lawyers' statements about his inability to post a $464 million bond in the civil fraud case brought by New York Attorney General Leticia James. Trump accused the judge and James of political bias and likened the situation to communism in America. He also mentioned his intention to use a substantial part of the funds for his presidential campaign.

05:03

🏛️ Legal and Financial Implications for Trump

Discussing the potential legal actions against Trump if he fails to post the bond by Monday, the speakers suggest that placing liens on his properties could be a fair alternative to seizing them immediately. They also debate the potential political fallout from such actions, with one arguing that it could create a victim narrative that could boost Trump's popularity in the 2024 election. The conversation also touches on the valuation and potential failure of Trump Media.

10:05

📉 Trump Media's Overvalued Stock and Financial Predictions

The speakers express skepticism about the overvalued stock of Trump Media, which is projected to be worth $6 billion despite having minimal revenue and significant losses. They predict that the stock will eventually crash, leaving investors with losses, and question the involvement of GOP donor Jeffrey Yass in the deal. The discussion also includes the potential impact of the Trump Media deal on the political landscape and the need to reduce the influence of big money in politics.

15:05

🤔 Doubts on Trump's Financial Claims and the Future of Trump Media

The speakers doubt Trump's claim of having $500 million, considering his past financial statements and the legal troubles he faces. They also question the viability of Trump Media, predicting that it will not survive or turn a profit. The conversation includes speculation on the motivations behind the Trump Media deal and the potential for financial exploitation of Trump's supporters.

20:05

👋 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

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Mindmap

Keywords

💡Donald Trump

Donald Trump is the former President of the United States and a central figure in the video. The discussion revolves around his financial situation, legal battles, and claims about his wealth. His statements on Truth Social and his lawyers' claims in court filings are highlighted, showing a discrepancy in his ability to post a bond in a civil fraud case.

💡Civil Fraud Case

A civil fraud case is a legal dispute involving allegations of fraudulent conduct, distinct from criminal fraud, which involves violations of criminal law. In the context of the video, this refers to the case brought by New York Attorney General Leticia James against Donald Trump, where he is accused of fraudulent practices and is facing a $464 million judgment.

💡Bond

In a legal context, a bond is a financial guarantee that ensures a person or entity will fulfill their obligations under the law. In this case, it refers to the financial security that Donald Trump is required to post in response to the $464 million judgment against him in the civil fraud case.

💡New York Attorney General Leticia James

Leticia James is the current Attorney General of New York, who has brought a civil fraud case against Donald Trump. She is responsible for enforcing laws and regulations in New York State and is seeking a $464 million judgment against Trump for alleged fraudulent practices.

💡Truth Social

Truth Social is a social media platform launched by Donald Trump's company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). It is presented as an alternative to mainstream social media platforms and is part of Trump's ongoing media endeavors.

💡Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG)

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) is a company founded by Donald Trump, which includes Truth Social as one of its major initiatives. The company aims to create a media ecosystem that caters to Trump's supporter base and offers an alternative to traditional media and social platforms.

💡Lockup Agreement

A lockup agreement is a contractual arrangement in which shareholders agree not to sell their shares for a specified period after a company goes public. This is done to stabilize the stock price and prevent insider selling that could negatively impact investor confidence.

💡Political Campaign

A political campaign is an organized effort to promote a political candidate or policy. In the context of the video, it refers to Donald Trump's intention to use a substantial amount of his claimed cash reserves for his campaign for the presidency.

💡Asset Seizure

Asset seizure is the process by which a court or other legal authority takes possession of property to satisfy a debt or obligation. In this video, it relates to the potential action by New York Attorney General Leticia James to seize Donald Trump's assets if he fails to post the bond in the civil fraud case.

💡Public Company

A public company is a corporation whose securities, such as stocks, are traded on a stock exchange and are available for purchase by the general public. In the video, it refers to the result of the merger between Trump Media & Technology Group and a blank check company, making Trump's media venture a publicly traded entity.

💡Overvaluation

Overvaluation is when an asset, such as a stock, is priced higher than its actual worth or intrinsic value. In the context of the video, it refers to the perceived inflated value of the stock associated with Trump Media & Technology Group following the merger with a blank check company.

Highlights

Former President Donald Trump claims to have almost enough money to post bond in the $464 million civil fraud case.

Trump has until Monday to post the bond before New York attorney general Leticia James can start seizing his assets.

Trump's Truth Social post states he has almost $500 million in cash, contradicting his lawyers' claims of inability to secure a bond.

Trump accuses the judge and attorney general of political bias and likens the case to communism in America.

Despite previous claims of having over $400 million in cash, Trump's lawyers said in court filings that he could not secure a bond.

Trump Media's merger with a blank check company suggests a valuation of over $3 billion for Trump's stake.

Trump's stake in the public company is subject to a lockup agreement, preventing immediate monetization.

The New York attorney general's office has filed judgments in Westchester County, indicating preparations to seize Trump's golf course and estate.

Legal experts suggest placing liens on Trump's properties as a fair and politically astute strategy rather than immediate seizure.

Trump's opposition criticizes the potential seizure as creating a victimhood narrative that could boost his 2024 election campaign.

Trump Media's valuation is questioned, with the company's True Social platform showing significant losses despite high value.

The stock market valuation of Trump Media is considered overvalued, with comparisons to a 'greater fool' investment strategy.

The merger partner's co-founder, Jeffrey Yass, is noted for his political donations and influence in Democratic primaries.

The potential downfall of Trump Media is linked to the company's financial losses and Trump's history of business bankruptcies.

Critics warn against the potential negative consequences of financial exploitation of Trump's base through纪念品 or stock purchases.

The discussion highlights the need to remove big money from politics, citing the influence of GOP donors in political outcomes.

The transcript provides insights into the legal and financial strategies surrounding Trump's civil case and media ventures.

The situation underscores the complexities of law, politics, and public perception in the context of high-profile figures like Trump.

Transcripts

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former president Donald Trump said this

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morning that he has almost enough money

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to post bond undercutting his lawyers

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claims that he would not be able to

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comply with the

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$464 million judgment against him in the

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Civil fraud case brought by New York

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attorney general Leticia James he has

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until Monday to post the bond before

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James can start seizing his assets and

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apparently she's already on the move but

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he wrote on Truth social early this

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morning through Work Talent and luck I

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currently have almost $500 million in

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cash a substantial amount of which I

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intended to use in my campaign for

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president the often overturned political

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hack judge on the rigged and corrupt AG

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case where I have done nothing wrong

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knew this wanted to take it from me and

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that's where and why he came up with the

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shocking number which coupled with his

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crazy interest demand is approximately

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$454 million that's all one sentence I

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did not nothing wrong except win an

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election in 2016 that I wasn't expected

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to win did even better in 2020 and now

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lead by a lot in 2024 this is communism

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in America in another post he described

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the Judgment as so unconstitutional and

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said judge Arthur angeron came up with a

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crazy out of thin air award in order to

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damage me politically and not allow me

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to use any of the large amount of cash I

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have built up over the years through

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hard work Insight Instinct and diligence

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on my political campaign for president

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his lawyers have previously said in

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court in a court filing on Monday that

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he was unable to secure a bond despite

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the fact that at a deposition last year

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Trump said he had substantially in

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excess of 400 million in cash and he's

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likely about to become much much richer

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after it was announced today that his

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company Trump media would be taken

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public shareholders voted to approve

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Trump media's merger with a blank check

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company following years of legal and

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Regulatory obstacles Trump will own a

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dominant stake in a public company with

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shares worth more than three billion at

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current market prices but that doesn't

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mean much with regard to the bond

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because he won't be able to monetize his

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stake right away Trump's stake will be

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tied up for much of the Year under a

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so-called lockup agreement a normal

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arrangement for such deals to ensure

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that insiders don't bail as soon as they

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come goes public and push down the stock

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price there's more to this story but I

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want to bring you both in Jen what do

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you make of this do you believe him when

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you when he says he has the money for it

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well I I hope it's true then this whole

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thing solved as usual Donald Trump

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punches himself in the face so I'm G

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come back to that in a second I'm going

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to come back to I have the answer for

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how to solve all this so rest assured

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everybody take a deep breath uh and then

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my favorite part is the Trump media uh

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asset that he's now theoretically has

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over $3 billion I love that s okay so

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one thing at a time a lot of mainstream

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media don't give you honest news we do

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you know why because of you paid

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membership on YouTube makes all the

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difference hit the join button below and

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you become the hero that sustains Us

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number one um you remember back in 2016

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Donald Trump claimed that he had $10

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billion then in

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2021 uh he legally said that he has $4.5

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billion

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and so if he really has $4.5 billion you

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might still have some difficulty getting

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500 million in cash because a lot of

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people have it locked up in stocks or or

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uh real estate Etc that's harder to to

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get out but if you have four and a half

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billion you probably have a half a

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million dollars in cash As Trump is

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saying now but I'd like to make a couple

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of notes about that number one if you

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have it then why are we having this

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conversation the law is you're supposed

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to give it over and you just said you

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have it he so dumb he just can't help

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himself why would you say as you're

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begging everyone and your lawyer said on

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TV you might even be asking foreign

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governments for the money you're at to

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you have right-wing media begging

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right-wing billionaires for the why

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would you say you have it then you're in

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court saying you don't have it and then

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you publicly say that you do have it

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it's Donald Trump's lack of intelligence

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is immeasurable he's like negative IQ

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they and why cuz he can't help himself

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self he wants to his whole thing is

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self- puffery I'm so rich I have so much

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money and that's a stupid game he's been

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playing this whole time can I ask you

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guys if you guys are Die Hard Maga and

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you think oh Jen Buu Trump's right about

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everything he's such a demig god of

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Truth and honesty wait a minute and he's

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such an awesome businessman let's this

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think this through because if Trump is

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right and you guys are right that he

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always tells the truth he had 10 billion

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in

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2016 4 and a half billion in 2021 how

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did this awesome businessman lose five

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and a half billion dollars in five

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years come on guys anybody who doesn't

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think Donald Trump is a hilarious liar

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is so detached from reality they're

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hopeless we just have to talk to the

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sane people in this world to to get to

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objective reality here of course he

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doesn't have that kind of money and of

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course he doesn't have the cash I don't

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know what he's going to do here but I do

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have what should happen and right now

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this is pretty much in the process of

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happening I think that have forcing him

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to sell all the properties now is is too

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Draconian I don't think it's the right

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thing to do on the other hand I think

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putting leans on the properties meaning

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hey if you lose the appeal and you go

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all the way through and you've lost the

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case then at least we can Seize Your

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properties then we have a legal right to

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seize your properties then that's fair

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because he's got to put up the

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collateral so that we know he can pay

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this but without bankrupting him now by

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making him sell his proper I'm curious

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what you guys think about that actually

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let's talk about that and I'll save what

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I think of trump media in a second

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because that is also hilarious okay uh

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but Trey what do what do you think about

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uh his claims and and and what should

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happen to him in that

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case uh well first of all I just think

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it's fun I I think all the time about

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what it must be like to be one of Donald

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Trump's lawyers you know what I mean cuz

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presumably these people like do their

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level best and try to be all you know

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stick to the law and present these like

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seemingly legitimate and legal reasons

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why we can't comply with that request

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then later that night Trump while on the

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toilet gets on Truth social and it's

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like just so everybody knows I can

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totally comply with this request I'm

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just not going to because the Trump or

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because the judge is a hack and an idiot

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and I just want to put that out there

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and you know the lawy you're is got to

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be sitting there like Jesus Christ like

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it's got to be so plus you don't get

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paid and could end up in jail yourself

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so not an enviable job I think and also

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I do I like this story because it does

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cut right to the heart of his whole like

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Persona he is like you know Scrooge

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McDuck type rich person or wants

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everybody to think he is like he's a

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cartoon version of a rich man and that's

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how he identifies and it's very

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important to him so like something that

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hits him in his wallet and makes him

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appear to not have as much money as you

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know he says he does I do enjoy I get a

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lot of shod in Freud from that and uh

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you know anything that leads to like

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headlines about Trump being broke I'm

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all for it I do kind of bristle at that

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cuz I come from a long line of broke

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people like I'm I'm from old no money

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right and it's like he ain't he's not

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broke like like I don't know when's the

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last time you had to choose between new

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tires and a fan belt or like you know

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live off of raymen noodles excuse me

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ramen noodles and Beany wayy is like

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he's not broke he's rich people broke

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which is different rich people when

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they're broke they can keep playing golf

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somehow I don't get I don't get how all

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that works but but yeah I know it's got

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to be tough for his ego which is why he

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can't help but say no I I totally

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because you know when he says he's like

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I've got I'm the billion billionaire

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that ever billion you can't admit to not

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having half of only one billion you know

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you have to pretend you have it but like

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you guys said like if he did then what

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where is it what's going why isn't he

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you know coming forth why is he actually

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producing it so no I don't think he has

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it as far as what should happen you're a

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far smarter man than me Jank so I'm just

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going to defer to your expert that what

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you what you call it Lanes yeah lanes

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that sounds good I think we should do

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that I'm with

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you I don't agree that I'm smarter than

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you but I hear what you're saying about

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the legal options Jordan

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yeah well you know we we talked about

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the assets earlier and the deadline to

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post his bond is on Monday which point

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Leticia James can start claiming assets

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according to CNN she is already on the

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move the New York attorney general's

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office has filed judgments in

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Westchester County the first indication

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that the state is preparing to try to

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seize Donald Trump's golf course in

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private estate estate north of Manhattan

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known as Seven Springs that doesn't

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necessarily mean that seizures of the

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Westchester properties are imminent but

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judgments are the ini step James needs

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to Tak take if she plans to seize them

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in the future judgment has already

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entered in New York City where Trump's

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properties including Trump Tower his

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Penthouse at Trump Tower 40 Wall Street

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his hotel of budding Central Park and

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numerous apartment buildings are located

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judgments have not been entered yet in

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Florida where Mar Lago is located but

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some including Republican pollster and

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Trump critic Frank lunz think Leticia

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James seizing his properties is a

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terrible idea take a look if the New

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York attorney general starts to take his

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homes away starts to seize his assets

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it's all going to be on camera pundants

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are going to sit there and scream about

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this this man cannot be elected you're

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going to create the greatest victimhood

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of 2024 and you're going to elect Donald

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Trump if they take his stuff he's going

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to say that this is proof that the

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federal government and the establishment

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in the swamp in Washington and all the

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politicians across the country and the

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attorneys generals and all of this that

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this is a conspiracy to deny him the

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presidency he's gonna go up in the polls

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just like he went up every single time

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they indicted him I don't understand I'm

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almost speechless in how pathetic the

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opposition to Trump has been and how

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completely misguided and this is a

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perfect example of it so Jen is is Frank

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luns right

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here

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Republican poster they're probably the

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top poster on their side in my lifetime

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uh but he does not like Donald Trump and

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does not want him to win uh so with that

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caveat uh but uh look his I've been

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stunned by how pathetic uh Trump's

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opposition is all of this time I mean

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they're so so bad at running against him

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so bad at holding him accountable and

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part of the reason for that I could

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explain which is that the Democratic

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Leadership has such an establishment

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mindset that they cannot relate to the

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average guy so they can't see what the

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average guy was going to get mad about

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and number one thing is they don't get

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that the average guy is mad about them

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right and so they keep going in the

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wrong direction so okay but how does

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that play into this well uh if you uh

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put Lans on his properties as I'm

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suggesting you're not actually taking

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them and selling them now which has much

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worse Optics but you have the ability to

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sell them if he loses the appeal that is

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both more fair and will have better

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Optics but knowing you know how Democrat

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establishment group thing is and Leticia

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James is roughly part of that group

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think and and she's being encouraged by

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other pundits on cable news and other uh

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politicians in the Democratic party they

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kind of want that shot and fr that Trey

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was talking about so they want to see

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his houses taken away but then he's

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going to get to say look at the

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Communist taking my property I the case

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isn't even over yet yeah I lost the

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first round but I have appeals coming up

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and that's going to resonate with people

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and if you sell his properties now

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they're going to be sold in a fire sale

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so something that could have gotten $150

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million maybe gets you know 85 million

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well that money's gone then the differ

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let's say it was round numbers could

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have gone for 150 went for 100 that $50

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million you the state can't recover

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Trump can't recover it's gone so I think

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it's a really bad idea to sell the

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properties uh both politically and in

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terms of uh po as well so regrettably I

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think Lun is right and the Democrats

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just can't see straight anything that

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attacks Trump they think is good but

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that's not necessarily the case you have

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to actually be smarter about how the

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politics of this plays out so I do want

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to go back to the thing that I promised

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about Trump media guys they say the

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company now that it's going to it looks

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like it's going to go forward and is

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perfect that he made a deal with a blank

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check company that's exactly the kind of

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deal that Trump would want to make that

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the company itself was going to be worth

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six billion uh and that Trump owns 58%

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of it that's why he's going to have over

13:02

$3 billion that is very unlikely but

13:05

there there is a narrow window where it

13:06

is possible so the stock is hilariously

13:11

overvalued I mean it is I've never seen

13:14

a stock more overvalued in my life this

13:17

thing's worth $6 billion it has one

13:18

asset right now true social do you know

13:21

what true social did in the third

13:22

quarter of this year or of last

13:26

year so that's a quarter of the year

13:29

they made $1.1

13:31

million in

13:33

revenue and that company's worth 6

13:36

billion hilarious hold on it gets way

13:38

worse that's Revenue how about profits I

13:40

mean if you made 1.1 million you you

13:42

probably don't have that many that much

13:44

profits right no way worse they lost $26

13:48

million in one quarter so he's on Pace

13:51

to lose you know over 80 million for the

13:53

year and that company's worth $6

13:58

billion

14:00

no no I want to explain to you guys and

14:02

especially if you're Mega if you're ever

14:04

going to listen to me on anything this

14:05

should be it it's a suckers play so they

14:09

want to introduce it publicly have all

14:11

of you guys buy the stock have it be

14:13

super overinflated and within six months

14:15

management and perhaps including Donald

14:17

Trump and the shareholders can start

14:19

selling their stock so they'll sell

14:21

their stock like crazy and it'll crater

14:24

it's not worth anything it's run by

14:27

Donald Trump one of the dumb people in

14:29

America he's gone bankrupt six different

14:32

times he's almost never succeeded in any

14:36

business he's ever run and it's already

14:37

losing about 80 million a year with no

14:40

hope of ever turning it around so he's

14:43

not he the only way he gets any of that

14:46

money is if they could just hold on for

14:48

six months while magga suckers buy the

14:51

stock and no one else then the rest of

14:53

the market will short the crap out of it

14:55

it'll collapse so quick and so

15:00

overwhelmingly okay I will this is the

15:02

type of thing that I would bet any money

15:04

on okay that the chance of that

15:06

company's survival and turning a profit

15:09

is zero it's not near zero it's zero so

15:13

let's see if I'm right or wrong we'll

15:14

see that's the beauty of all this guys

15:16

so Trump says he's got the half a

15:18

billion dollars well he has to put up

15:20

the bond on Monday so we'll find out

15:22

won't we and you'll get to see with your

15:23

own eyes and if 10 years from now you

15:26

know Trump media is still running strong

15:28

and Trump got billions of dollars from

15:30

it and he didn't sell the stock he just

15:31

owns it and it's doing great then okay

15:34

then you come back and say haha J you

15:35

didn't know anything about business and

15:38

Trump

15:39

did but you'll

15:42

see all right any other thoughts guys

15:44

yeah the Trump media thing I had been

15:46

wondering what their next like grift was

15:48

going to be to like financially exploit

15:50

his you know his his base or whatever

15:52

and my money had been on commemorative

15:54

plates I thought that was a play they

15:55

were going to make at some point you

15:56

know what I mean put Trump's face on a

15:57

plate like d arnhart Style real big in

16:00

the trailer park I thought it could have

16:01

been on to something but it but you know

16:03

this stock it also you know that that

16:05

works too I guess but I mean obviously

16:06

you're right the idea that true social

16:09

is apparently worth $6 billion I mean

16:11

all this stuff Wall Street valuations

16:13

are always they seem like you know like

16:15

Hogwarts and to me anyway and rarely

16:18

ever make any sense but especially uh

16:21

this yeah I don't know I don't know

16:22

where they're getting that from but you

16:23

know people are going to line up to buy

16:24

it it's definitely going to happen you

16:25

know ain't no grift like a trump grift

16:27

baby but as far as the lunch thing I

16:29

don't know when I hear people say

16:31

like I to me that sounds like him saying

16:34

he shouldn't face the typical

16:35

consequences because it will be helpful

16:38

to him because he'll complain about it

16:41

and I'm listenting like soes that mean

16:42

he just supposed to get away with

16:44

everything because of you know who he is

16:47

and how dumb his fans are because it'll

16:50

be interpreted as like the government

16:51

coming after him and it might help him

16:54

out that means that what he should just

16:56

be allowed to keep things that anyone

16:59

else in his position wouldn't be able to

17:00

keep I don't know I'm too law Dum to

17:02

really speculate on it but yeah then and

17:04

the last thing on the stock I do think

17:06

it's kind of appropriate that

17:07

artificially inflating the value of

17:08

something is you know he's right back to

17:11

doing that again it's like that's how we

17:12

got here in the first place so time is a

17:14

flat circle what are you going to do you

17:16

know there's one thing I want to add

17:17

about the truth social merger citizens

17:21

for ethics and responsibility in

17:23

Washington otherwise known as crew they

17:25

pointed out earlier that the spack

17:28

that's mer ING with true social is

17:30

Susana International Group LLP which was

17:33

co-founded by GOP Mega donor Jeffrey yes

17:37

some people might know that name as

17:39

helping try to shape the outcome of

17:42

different elections in Pennsylvania and

17:44

right now he is supporting a super pack

17:47

that is trying to un to stop summer Lee

17:50

in her primary he is this is the same

17:53

guy who was spending big to try to stop

17:56

summer Lee in the Democratic primary so

17:58

we talk about money in politics we talk

18:00

about how these people have influence

18:02

this is somebody who's partnering with

18:03

Trump on Truth social and simultaneously

18:05

trying to support a moderate Democrat in

18:09

the primary so a perfect example and yet

18:12

another example of why we need to get

18:14

big money out of politics okay last

18:16

couple of things then uh first of all

18:17

the lean on the properties solves the

18:19

issue that that Trey has legitimately so

18:22

you don't want to have different rules

18:23

for Trump in either direction where he's

18:25

Above the Law or below the law so if you

18:27

put the leans on he can't get away with

18:29

it uh but it doesn't sell his properties

18:31

right away secondly on Jeff yes is a

18:33

great Point by uh Jordan uh and here

18:35

goes as Queen again uh because remember

18:38

he's the guy who owns 15% of Tik Tok and

18:40

that's why Donald Trump switched his

18:42

position on Tik Tok because it turns out

18:44

Yas was going to try to funnel him a

18:47

gigantic amount of money that not for

18:49

his campaign that he could put in his

18:50

pocket through the spack okay now the

18:53

last thing on the spack the company the

18:56

Trump media play yeah I was one and

19:00

Jordan you solved that for me because I

19:01

was like look there's only one problem

19:03

with this stock which is why would

19:07

anybody that's an investor put up money

19:10

up front no like they already have a a

19:14

category for this type of stock you know

19:17

what it's called it's the greater fool

19:19

Theory like that's why Banks you know to

19:22

answer tra's question and why would

19:23

Banks value at this money well they're

19:26

using the greater fool theory that it's

19:27

going to get really really overinflated

19:29

in the beginning because people are

19:31

going to buy thinking they are greater

19:33

fools than me and they'll buy it at an

19:35

even higher price and then I'll dump

19:38

right but the whole thing is predicated

19:40

on everyone dumping the stock and the

19:42

only person who loses in that scenario

19:45

is that shareholder but if that

19:47

shareholder that put the original

19:49

investment in is Jeff Yas and what he's

19:52

getting in return is not shutting down

19:55

Tik Tock and he has a ton more money and

19:59

Tik Tock now it all makes sense so Yas

20:02

will probably lose money on this Trump

20:04

will come out you know even he won't

20:06

probably won't make money uh and but he

20:09

didn't put any money in but everyone who

20:11

buys the stock my guess and it's an

20:13

educated guess is that almost everyone

20:16

who buys a stock will lose and that's

20:18

how this will play out thanks for

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