How does Trump overvaluing his own apartment or ignoring development restrictions at Mar-a-lago in FLORIDA concern New York AG?

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout he alone infiltrated the two most secure buildings in the united states

@MarineBob Wow, if he did that, then he should be POTUS.

@RocktheHouse
Sigh....
His business is headquartered in new york city.
When securing loans from new york lenders, all properties within the trump portfolio could, and likely would, be used to secure those loans.

@RocktheHouse 'Can you provide any specific examples? '

There was more than 200 of them in today's lawsuit.

@RocktheHouse As was pointed out correctly by others, the location of incorporation IS directly relevant to the case.

I suggest you read the 200+ specific cases in the court filing. I'm glad you brought up "one's own apartment." Trump claimed his penthouse apartment had a value based on its size of 33,000 square feet. There is just one problem with that. Using actual measurements, it is 11,000 square feet. Trump lied as usual.

@Strictgram Let's see if you can answer a simple yes or no question. If, hypothetically, Trump broke the law, should he be held accountable?

Hint: the answer is either "yes" or "no." Not "what about Hunter" or "what about Hillary."

@SomeMichGuy You don't need an alt to be a fool.

@DCarey So you are your own fool?

Who cares?

mene mene tekel

@LeopoldBloom Yes. He played both ends of that game.

He owes taxes, penalties, interest on *property* taxes, it would seem, and his income taxes...lol

@graphite lmao

NYC descending into utter chaos? Is that what your favorite echo chamber is telling you? Sounds as though they are ripping off an old Batman comic.

The NY AG is the highest prosecutor enforcing the NY State criminal code, in the same way that the US AG is the highest prosecutor enforcing our Federal criminal code.

If you had read the New York Times' report of Trump's finances a few years ago, there was enough going on to merit a look. The valuation scam is not surprising; he lashes out at anything which might affect his projected persona, and he has tried to sue people who said he was NOT a billionaire, making it seem likely the charge is true.

@graphite

A huge Nothing Burger.

When all is said and done, they'll be having an enormous serving of Crow with a generous side order of Humble Pie!

@AthrillatheHunt she accrued a big bill for the ny taxpayers

@LordShadowfire No. Only if there's intent to commit fraud, such as securing a bank loan, then it would be illegal to overvalue property if it involves providing false information to the agency.

@MarmeeMarch I was being facetious. I know you got mad because I was deleting your insulting comments on my posts.

@MarmeeMarch Whoops. Shouldn't have said anything, lol.