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Trump’s Lawyer, Alina Habba, Refuses to Deny Seeking Foreign Funds for Bond
During a recent appearance on Fox News, Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba, avoided denying allegations that Trump was attempting to secure $454 million from Russia or Saudi Arabia for his fraud bond.
Habba cited legal constraints, stating, “There are public rules and regulations that restrict my ability to discuss strategies that involve specific requirements. We must adhere to these rules. This situation embodies manifest injustice and appears insurmountable. It is evident that this intentional escalation of the bond amount during the trial is part of a deliberate scheme. The ongoing focus on the witch hunt narrative and election interference underscores the true motives driving these proceedings.”
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Fox host asks whether Trump is trying to get his bond money from Saudi Arabia or Russia
Trump’s lawyer says she can’t answer that question. pic.twitter.com/uirBMqEAhj
— Lis Power (@LisPower1) March 20, 2024
Habba’s strategic response to the inquiry underscores the sensitivity of the situation, implicating Special Counsel Jack Smith and the Department of Justice. Trump’s financial desperation raises concerns about his willingness to accept funds from any foreign source, disregarding potential national security risks in favor of personal gain.
The substantial fraud allegations against Trump, coupled with his persistent claims of immense wealth, invalidate his assertions of unfair judgment. Trump’s historical self-proclaimed billionaire status contradicts his current assertions of injustice in the fraud case.
In light of the potential threat to national security posed by substantial foreign financial transfers to Trump, heightened vigilance by the federal government is imperative to safeguard America’s interests.
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