O'Leary Criticizes Potential Seizure of Trump's Assets, Compares to Venezuela

The situation raises concerns over New York's investment climate and the proportionality of the $354 million fine.

Kevin O'Leary criticizes the potential seizure of Donald Trump's assets over a $354 million fine in his civil fraud case, comparing it to actions seen in Venezuela.
O'Leary expresses concern over the impact on New York's investment climate, fearing a 'quiet exodus of capital' from the state.
The fine stems from a ruling by New York Judge Arthur Engoron, who found Trump and defendants guilty of multiple fraud charges.
Trump's legal team has appealed the ruling, with O'Leary questioning the proportionality of the fine to the alleged offense.
Investors are reportedly hesitant to put new money into New York projects amid uncertainty over the asset seizure.