Former President Donald Trump caused amusement among members of the media on Monday when questioned about financing his presidential campaign. When inquired whether he planned to inject more funds into his campaign for the presidency, Trump bluntly responded to a reporter, stating, “That information is not for public consumption.”

As reported by Fox News, Trump engaged with journalists at his 40 Wall St. property in Manhattan following a significant reduction in his New York civil business fraud trial bond, courtesy of an appellate court ruling.

He was due to submit a $454 million bond by the day’s end as part of the court’s decision against him, stemming from New York Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit alleging he inflated his asset values to secure favorable bank loans.

Despite Trump’s firm denial of any wrongdoing, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron ruled in favor of James. Trump had previously claimed he had the necessary funds to cover the bond, but ultimately did not need to do so following Monday’s ruling.

At the start of the week, Trump was informed he had a 10-day window to post a $175 million bond while appealing Engoron’s verdict. During a press briefing, Trump faced questions about the implications of the court’s decision on his campaign.

“You mentioned the cash you have, you said on Friday, it’s something like $500 million?” a reporter said while addressing Trump.

The reporter added, “Now that the bond’s been reduced, are you going to start putting money into your campaign? You haven’t done that since 2016.”

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