NY Attorney General Concludes Fraud Case Against Trump

Kevin O'Leary, Shark Tank Host, Argues Practices Trump Accused of Are Common in Real Estate

New York Attorney General Letitia James has concluded her case against Donald Trump, accusing him of years of financial fraud to enrich himself and his family.
James is seeking a $370 million fine against Trump and his companies, and a lifetime ban on him and two of his former company executives from the real estate industry in New York.
The case alleges that Trump inflated the worth of his assets to secure loans with favorable interest rates, a practice that Kevin O'Leary, a host on ABC's Shark Tank, argues is common in real estate.
O'Leary believes the case against Trump will not survive appeal, questioning who was victimized if all loans were paid back.
The trial began in early October, with both sides presenting closing arguments on January 11, and a decision is expected in the following weeks.