Donald Trump has until Monday, after his civil fraud trial in New York, to raise more than $450 million so that the government doesn’t take his property. In his ruling, Judge Arthur Engoron said that Trump and people working for the Trump Organization lied about their wealth. Attorney General Letitia James of New York first asked for $250 million in damages. In the end, she asked for $370 million plus interest. Trump wants a $464 million bond ($454 million plus $10 million to pay for his sons’ fines) so he can post bond and appeal the decision. The week before, Trump said he had “almost $500 million” in cash on hand. But Trump’s lawyer, Chris Kise, told CNN that Trump wasn’t talking about real money. “What he’s talking about is the money reported on his campaign disclosure forms that he’s […]