N.Y. AG seeks more information about Trump bond, collateral

New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a notice on Thursday seeking more information about former President Donald Trump's bond for the civil fraud case, which was issued by Knight Specialty Insurance Company, NBC News reported.

KSIC is not admitted in New York, and James "takes exception to the sufficiency of the surety to the undertaking" given to Trump without a certificate of qualification being issued to the company, James said in the filing.

James asks that Trump's team or KSIC "file a motion to justify the surety bond," or provide further information about collateral provided by the former president, within 10 days.

So he used an Insurance Company that is not legal in New York... which we heard earlier received CASH from Trump to cover the $175 million and which some undisclosed sources have said came from overseas sources.... Please force them all to explain... I want the paper trail as I am sure it leads to either secret money accounts Trump has set up over seas thru Fronts and Hedge Funds or money that ties to Putin Oligarchs.

Follow The Money... As I Said Before

#News #Trump #Bond #NewYork #NY

Mastodon's Founder Says Trump's New Social Network Is Just Mastodon

'Truth Social', which will launch officially later in the year, is seemingly using Mastodon's codebase without credit.

Its terms also say that “all source code” of Truth Social is proprietary. That might run afoul of Mastodon’s own license.

“The main thing is that Mastodon is free software, released under the AGPLv3 license, so anyone can use it—provided they comply with the license. The main part of the license is making the source code and any modifications to it available to the public,” Rochko told Motherboard. With Truth Social saying that its code is proprietary “that would be a problem, as that would indicate a license violation,” Rochko added.