'Wow, that's big': Trump claims law journal article proves fraud trial's a 'hoax'

In a post to Truth Social this Wednesday, Donald Trump pointed to an article published in the New York Law Journal that suggests the judge in Trump's civil fraud case in Manhattan may have misunderstood "the scope of the New York State Executive Law provision which he relied upon to call for such 'cancellation' and dissolution of the former president's LLCs."

"The respected New York Law Journal writes that the “Dissolution Ordered in “‘People of the State of New York v. Trump’” Appears Unwarranted," he wrote.

"Wow, that’s BIG."

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"The whole trial is a Democrat inspired HOAX, just like Russia, Russia, Russia, the SPYING on my campaign, the 51 Fake 'Intelligence' Agents, the FISA forgeries, and everything else. THIS IS A TOTAL WITCH HUNT, WHERE I AM NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO HAVE A JURY," he continued.

Trump went on to dispute what he believes was the judge's valuation of his Mar-a-Lago resort at $18 million, when the property, according to Trump, "may be worth 50 to 100 times that amount."

But according to reports, Judge Arthur Engoron says he wasn't the one who valued the property at that amount, which The New York Post reported was "the low end of a determination made by the Palm Beach assessor that has left many real estate industry insiders perplexed."

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"Based on their fake lowball number, the Judge ruled that I committed Fraud. NO, CORRUPT LETITIA COMMITTED FRAUD. Her papers are the Fraudulent ones, not mine, and she doesn’t have a DISCLAIMER CLAUSE. This case should never have been brought!!!" Trump wrote.