'Gotta pay your bills': Internet mocks Trump over his outburst against NY judge and AG after $355M civil fraud trial judgment

Donald Trump took to Truth Social, and labeled New York judge Arthur Engoron as 'crooked' and AG Letitia James 'corrupt'
Donald Trump slammed New York Judge Arthur Engoron and AG Letitia James after the $355 million civil fraud judgment (Getty Images, Mike Segar-Pool/Getty Images, Getty Images)
Donald Trump slammed New York Judge Arthur Engoron and AG Letitia James after the $355 million civil fraud judgment (Getty Images, Mike Segar-Pool/Getty Images, Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Former President Donald Trump lashed out against New York judge Arthur Engoron and Attorney General Letitia James after he was hit with a $355 million judgment in a civil fraud trial, reported HuffPost.

Expressing his outrage in a series of Truth Social posts on Friday, February 16, the Republican frontrunner labeled the judge "crooked" and the Attorney General "corrupt" as he was barred from running companies in New York for three years besides the fine.

"A Crooked New York State Judge, working with a totally Corrupt Attorney General who ran on the basis of 'I will get Trump,' before knowing anything about me or my company, has just fined me $355 Million based on nothing other than having built a GREAT COMPANY. ELECTION INTERFERENCE. WITCH HUNT (more to follow!)," Trump wrote.

Donald Trump slammed the New York judge and Attorney General on Truth Social (@realDonaldTrump/Truth Social)
Donald Trump slammed the New York judge and Attorney General on Truth Social (@realDonaldTrump/Truth Social)

Judge Engoron issued the bombshell ruling on February 16 after months-long trial against the ex-president and his sons, Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump, who are ordered to pay more than $4 million each for massively inflating the value of their properties to secure favorable loans from banks.

Donald Trump calls the civil fraud judgment a 'Total SHAM'

Less than a month after a Manhattan judge ordered Trump to pay $83.3 million in defamation damages to writer E Jean Carroll, the civil fraud judgment adds to his myriad legal troubles as he closes in on the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election.


 
 
 
 
 
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Responding to the judgment, the former President emailed out a lengthier statement claiming his innocence.

"This 'decision' is a Complete and Total SHAM," the statement read.

"There were No Victims, No Damages, No Complaints. Only satisfied Banks and Insurance Companies (which made a ton of money), GREAT Financial Statements, that didn't even include the most valuable Asset ― The TRUMP Brand, IRONCLAD Disclaimers (Buyer Beware, and Do your Own Due Diligence), and amazing Properties all over the World," he argued.

WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 27: Donald Trump Jr. (R) and Eric Trump look on as U.S. President Donald Tru
Donald Trump Jr (R) and Eric Trump were ordered to pay more than $4 million each in the New York civil fraud judgment (Getty Images)

In early January, New York AG James recommended the court to fine Trump a hefty penalty of $370 million and a lifetime ban from the state's real estate industry. Following the much-anticipated ruling, James contently stated, "justice has been served" while addressing the media. 

Internet mocks Donald Trump

Netizens ridiculed the former President for "whining" on Truth Social against the New York civil fraud judgment.

One Facebook user commented, "Ya gotta pay your bills Donnie."

Another user wrote, "Big ole cry baby! Nobody wants to hear it tRump!"

An X user remarked, "Stop whining." Another user wrote, "The pot calling the kettle black."



 



 

"Let’s start a go fund account for Trump!," read one mocking response.



 

Another user stated, "Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time."



 

"Spending $50 million a year on lawyers and still lose every case...priceless," added a user.



 

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