What Shady Banker Backed Trump's Civil Fraud Bond? This One.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Hankey added that he had never met Trump but had been a supporter of his previous campaigns.
44% : Axos is no stranger to lending Trump a hand with his financial woes, either.
37% : " Trump and his co-defendants still owe more than $464 million in the case, but the bond -- which comes ahead of Trump's Thursday deadline -- will keep New York Attorney General Letitia James from seizing his real estate assets while he appeals the case.
33% : On Monday night, it emerged that the only group willing to loan Trump a dime to cover the $175 million bond from his New York bank fraud trial is a company owned by the so-called "king of subprime car loans," billionaire Don Hankey.
29% : Hankey told Forbes that Knight initiated the deal with the criminally charged GOP presidential nominee, and explained that Trump had used both cash and investment-grade bonds to secure the money with his insurance company.
25% : "I'd never met Donald Trump.

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