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Kevin O’Leary slams judge’s ruling in Trump civil fraud case as “un-American

Entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary Slams ⁣Controversial Ruling ​Against Trump

In a scathing critique, ​entrepreneur and⁣ media personality Kevin‌ O’Leary has condemned a New York judge’s​ recent ruling ‍that⁣ former President ‌Donald Trump‍ must⁣ pay $350 million in damages for civil business fraud. Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump and the Trump ⁢Organization ‍to pay the hefty sum and barred Trump‍ from ‌holding ​high-level positions in any ‍New ⁤York company for three years. Trump’s sons‌ also faced similar penalties.

O’Leary​ expressed his outrage in an​ interview with‍ The New⁤ York Post, arguing that the ruling⁢ poses a threat to ‍the entire real estate industry. He⁢ questioned⁢ the ⁣basis for finding Trump guilty, stating, “What developer doesn’t​ ask for the highest price valued‌ for any building⁤ they built?”​ O’Leary believes ⁤that if this judgment stands, it sets a dangerous precedent that could lead to the imprisonment and downfall of every real estate developer.

Describing the ruling as “unhealthy for the ⁤country,” O’Leary called for an appeal ⁢and overturning of the decision, emphasizing⁤ that it‌ is unjust for all ⁣parties involved. He went on ⁤to say, “It’s not ‌about Trump. It’s appalling. It’s unjust. I ⁣would go⁢ as far to‌ say it’s un-American.”⁢ O’Leary also expressed concern ⁢that ⁤the ‍ruling would negatively‍ impact New York, potentially ⁣causing businesses ‍to relocate.

Furthermore, O’Leary highlighted ⁢the shockwaves reverberating through the real estate industry, emphasizing the magnitude ​of the ruling’s impact. He concluded by stating,⁣ “We’re ​just stunned. ⁣You have no idea. The ⁤shock‍ wave sent through the real estate industry. ‍Insane.”

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Additionally, other former top​ executives at the ‍Trump Organization‍ were ‍also prohibited ‌from ‌serving as officers ​or‍ directors of any New York corporation or legal entity ‍for three years. The⁢ New York Times ‌noted ‍that⁣ one of ​the ‌judge’s rulings, extending the court’s Independent Monitor oversight at the company for three⁣ years, might⁣ be difficult to overturn. ​This oversight aims to ‍detect⁢ any alleged suspicious activity and has already incurred significant costs ​for the‌ organization.

New York Democrat Attorney General Letitia James ⁢claimed that ⁣Trump ⁤deceived lenders by inflating his⁢ net ‌worth to‍ secure more favorable terms. This ruling follows ​a defamation⁣ case earlier ​this year in which writer E. Jean Carroll‍ was awarded $83 million from Trump.

As ‍Trump nears the end​ of the Republican Party’s presidential nomination process, he also faces four criminal cases. ⁣These include‍ a federal case ‍concerning⁤ his‌ handling of​ classified material, a federal​ case ‍regarding his ⁤alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, a case in Fulton County related ‍to​ the same‌ allegations, ‌and a case from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office concerning alleged hush money payments to an adult⁢ film star.

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​ What‍ are the potential severe consequences for the real estate industry and ​the overall economy due to investors’ hesitation to commit‌ to projects?

Industry⁣ as ⁢a result of this ruling. He suggests⁤ that the ruling creates an atmosphere of uncertainty and unpredictability, making investors hesitant to commit‍ to real ​estate projects. This ​could have severe​ consequences​ for‌ the industry and the economy as a whole.

O’Leary also criticized the timing of the ruling, coming just as Trump has left office. He believes that this may be a politically motivated decision ⁢instead of a fair and impartial judgment. He argues that the ruling should have been made ⁣while Trump was still ⁣in office, ⁢and ​questions the motives behind the delay.

In addition to his concerns about⁤ the⁣ impact​ on the real estate industry,‌ O’Leary also raises⁤ questions about ​the fairness of the⁢ decision. He argues ⁢that the damages ⁢awarded are excessive and unreasonable, especially considering the lack of criminal‍ charges against Trump. He points out that civil business fraud cases usually result in much lower financial ⁣penalties.

Overall, O’Leary’s condemnation of the controversial ruling against Trump highlights the potential far-reaching‍ consequences of such a decision. He warns⁢ that it could set a ⁤dangerous precedent for the ⁤entire⁤ real estate⁢ industry ​and calls for an appeal‌ and overturning⁤ of the decision. With his expertise and ​experience in entrepreneurship, O’Leary’s opinion should⁢ not be taken lightly ⁢and adds‍ further weight to the growing criticism of the ruling.



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