Jon Stewart Faces Criticism for Property Overvaluation, Highlighting Legal Double Standards

Pressure mounts on NY Attorney General Letitia James to apply the same legal standards to Jon Stewart as to Donald Trump, amid claims of hypocrisy.

Jon Stewart criticized for overvaluing his NYC home by 829% in 2014, drawing comparisons to Donald Trump's property valuation case.
Critics, including Trump's lawyer Alina Habba, demand NY Attorney General Letitia James investigate Stewart under the same consumer statute used against Trump.
Experts argue Stewart's property sale and Trump's fraud case are not comparable, citing differences in legal and financial implications.
Stewart defends himself, arguing his situation is not similar to Trump's, and criticizes the former president's legal issues and moral conduct.
Social media and political figures pressure Letitia James for equal application of the law, highlighting a broader debate on legal standards and political bias.