In a striking critique of the current state of New York City, Fox News host Jeanine Pirro has pointed to crime, immigration issues, and Democratic leadership as the primary reasons for Donald Trump’s inability to secure an appeal bond in his New York fraud case. Pirro passionately argues that these factors have led to a destabilization of the city, particularly affecting the real estate market.
According to Pirro, “The reason they don’t want to take a risk and [give Trump that money] is because this market, this real estate market in New York, is very, very vulnerable. Nobody knows what the valuations are worth anymore,” highlighting the uncertainty that plagues businesses and investors due to the city’s deteriorating conditions under Democratic rule. Pirro said.
Pirro didn’t hold back in her condemnation: “New York is now a crime-ridden city. There is crime all over—immigrants all over. They are about to go bankrupt because of the immigrants in the hotels and all the areas of New York City.” The host paints a grim picture of a once-thriving metropolis brought low by failed policies and mismanagement.
She also directed fierce criticism at New York Attorney General Letitia James, labeling her an “absolutist authoritarian” with a vendetta against Trump. “And there’s another reason,” she added. “Not only is New York unstable because of the Democrats who have literally destroyed this city, but because of the fact that people in business fear [New York Attorney General] Letitia James. They fear an absolutist authoritarian, totalitarian, ‘I will get him.’”
If Trump fails to post the $500 million bond by next week’s deadline, James could begin seizing his properties—a move seen by many as politically motivated rather than serving justice.
Amidst these developments, Fox Business host Larry Kudlow took matters into his own hands by directly asking Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary on air if he would loan Trump the money needed for his bond. O’Leary sidestepped providing financial aid but instead called for intervention from higher judicial authorities.
Pirro stands with other conservative media figures who staunchly defend Trump against what they perceive as unjust treatment at the hands of New York Democrats involved in ruling against him on fraud charges.
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