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Let’s call this what it is — a demand that Trump’s businesses be treated differently from everyone else.

Whenever anyone else loses at trial, and faces a civil judgment, they have to get a bond to delay collection proceedings.

Trump wants special treatment because of who he is. https://t.co/XT6Mskie2l

— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) March 24, 2024

Again, be careful what you say about cases going to trial. The lawyers actually involved are about two chess games ahead of you.

We've also heard there's a lot of talk about this is unprecedented amount of money," Shawn explained on Sunday. "This has never happened before. But that's actually not true." 

"This is from Letitia James, the attorney general's own court papers on the show to right now," he continued. "There have been bigger bonds in the history book from one billion dollars to one and a half billion dollars. That was a Carnegie Mellon patent case." 

"What is the argument that this has never been this big for a private company while there have been billion-dollar bonds secured before?" Shawn wondered. 

 "Yeah, I think that, you know, it's certainly true there've been large bonds," Little agreed. "The purpose of the bond is to secure those funds for the plaintiff here, the state of New York, at the end of the appeal to make sure they can collect."

Everybody plays by the same rules. Whinging on FoxNews and Twitter doesn’t suspend the rules for you.