about it all. plus, staff spotlight conversation about the future of the workplace post covid as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. greetings everyone, i m simone in for the great stephanie ruhle. we are now 230 days away from the election. and tonight, former president trump is now staring at monday deadline to secure a massive bond to appeal his civil fraud case in new york. now earlier this week, his lawyers admitted they were struggling to find a company willing to post a bond for the $464 million judgment against trump and his codefendants. the list of options appears to be getting shorter. if trump can t secure the bond in just four days, the new york attorney general could start the process to seize his claims unless a court puts it on hold. james urged a state appeals court to ignore trump s claim about getting the bond. she added if he and other defendants were unable to post bond, they should have, quote, consented to have their real estate int
beside each one of those numbers, it says all time high. this is the stock market that is tanking because apparently donald trump is getting elected, it makes no sense, we are seeing strong economic numbers. you and i have talked about this. i will tell people because of had this conversation with people that lawrence likes talking about economics and knows a lot about it. the stock market is not the greatest indicator of the economy but it is alongside low unemployment, inflation under control, i gdp growth, increasing wages and the stock market. it is all firing on most of the cylinders. listen, i don t blame president when stock markets go down or give them much credit when it goes up but everyone else does and the news media seems to be able to store it when it is joe biden s stock market. have a great show, i m looking forward to it. today, a racist con man who owes the state of new york $464 million told new york state s first african-american attorney general,
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