Trump’s midnight Twitter tirades have become the stuff of legend, but his latest social media screed against the possible seizure of his properties shows a new level of desperation.

Raging against the judge and attorney general in the early morning hours, the former president continues to fume over the pending $460 million fraud judgment that could strip him of some of his most prized assets.

With a key court date looming, Trump is lashing out at the “Radical Left Lunatics and Communists” he believes are out to destroy him over money he “intended to use” for a potential 2024 presidential run. Yet again, Trump pushes debunked claims about President Biden as he tries to whip his supporters into a frenzy.

Trump’s Midnight Twitter Rant Over Possible Property Seizures

Trump erupted on Twitter shortly after midnight, accusing the judge and attorney general of unfairly targeting his properties.

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In a series of tweets, he claimed “Radical Left Lunatics and Communists” were attempting to seize control of his assets for political gain.

Judge Engoron and AG James Working With Biden

According to Trump, Judge Engoron and Attorney General Letitia James were working with the Biden administration to strip him of his properties.

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He called them “crooked” and “corrupt,” suggesting their actions were a coordinated attempt to sabotage his 2024 presidential campaign.

Trump Properties Under Threat

Trump said the $450 million in fines they were seeking could force him to sell some of his “very successful properties.”

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He claimed to have spent years developing these assets into world-class buildings, though he did not specify which ones were at risk. Trump insisted he had done “nothing wrong” to warrant such severe punishment.

Trump Cries Campaign Interference

In Trump’s view, the legal actions against him amounted to “election interference.” He said he had intended to use a large portion of his $500 million in cash to fund his next presidential run.

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By imposing steep fines, Trump argued, Engoron and James were deliberately trying to cut off resources for his campaign.

Pattern of Baseless Attacks

Trump’s tirade was the latest in a long pattern of verbally assaulting public officials and spreading misinformation.

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His claims about election interference and unfair targeting have been repeatedly debunked. Nevertheless, Trump continues using his platform to peddle conspiracy theories and rile up his base.

Consequences If Bond Not Paid

If Trump fails to post the bond by Monday, the plaintiffs can ask the court to begin seizing assets to ensure they are paid.

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This could include placing liens on Trump properties like Mar-a-Lago or Trump Tower. However, actually forcing the sale of properties to pay the debt would likely be a lengthy legal process.

Properties at Risk Include Trump’s Most Valuable Assets

According to Trump’s financial disclosures, his 40 Wall Street office tower in Manhattan could be worth over $500 million.

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The commercial skyscraper has over 1 million square feet of office space in the heart of New York’s financial district. Trump Tower, Trump’s gilded Manhattan skyscraper, could also be vulnerable. The mixed-use building is the headquarters of The Trump Organization and Trump’s longtime home.

Luxury Residential Properties At Risk Too

Trump also owns luxury residential properties throughout New York that could be at risk, including Trump Park Avenue and Trump Palace Condos.

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While not as valuable as his commercial holdings, these properties are a source of rental income and help cement Trump’s image as a real estate mogul. Losing them could damage his brand and reduce his empire’s profits.

Trump Headed to Court Monday in Stormy Daniels Hush Money Case

Former President Trump will appear in court on Monday for a hearing in the criminal case involving hush money payments made to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

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The case, brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, resulted in Trump’s indictment on several felony counts.

Humble Bragging and Snide Remarks

Last week, Trump boasted that he had “almost five hundred million dollars in cash” that he had intended to use for his 2024 campaign.

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However, as the deadline to post the appeal bond looms, there are doubts about whether he has the funds or is willing to pay.

A Government Take-Over

Trump griped that Judge Arthur Engoron and Attorney General Letitia James, whom he insulted, conspired with the White House to take away and sell his “very successful” buildings.

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According to Trump, “These Radical Left Lunatics and Communists” demanded an “unheard of” $450 million fine just because they saw that amount in his bank account.

What’s at Stake if Trump’s Properties Are Seized and Sold Off

If Trump’s properties are seized, the Trump Organization would lose control over extremely valuable assets that have been central to its business for decades.

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The company would likely struggle to stay afloat without properties like Trump Tower and 40 Wall Street, which have been described as crown jewels of its real estate portfolio.

Fixation Over Legal Troubles

Trump’s latest social media rant shows he is still fixated on his past grievances and legal troubles even as critical deadlines approach that could impact his finances and freedom.

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While he continues to deny wrongdoing and attack the judges and officials involved, the cases grind on, leaving his fate in the hands of the justice system he rails against.

Trump Legal Troubles Are Not Stopping Any Time Soon

Trump’s legal troubles are likely to continue dominating headlines and consuming his attention for the foreseeable future.

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While Trump has thus far managed to avoid any serious consequences, the combination of multiple investigations and lawsuits poses a real threat to his business, brand, and future prospects.