Donald Trump Mocked About Net Worth As He Struggles To Pay $464 Million Bond

 This comes only two weeks after Mr Trump said, "I'm really wealthy. I'm free to act whatever I like."

Judge Arthur Engoron found Mr Trump guilty in February of using fraudulent financial statements to conduct a decade's worth of business, exaggerating his real estate holdings and inflating his wealth. As a result, he was ordered to pay $464 million in disgorgement and interest, as per a report in ABC News. The judge ordered the 45th US President to pay $355 million plus interest while his sons Eric and Don Jr were told to hand over more than $4 million each. According to the lawyers, the punishment was too harsh and "enforcing an impossible bond requirement as a condition of appeal would inflict manifest irreparable injury on defendants."