Kevin O'Leary: Trump judgment left investors asking 'who's next?'

CNN's Laura Coates speaks with Kevin O'Leary, "Shark Tank" judge and Chairman of O'Leary Ventures, about the $355 million judgment against former President Donald Trump. #CNN #News

[crazzygamer]

The comments section is testament to how goofy CNN viewers are

[Charlie-lujn]

Mr. Wonderful was BFF's with SBF, and now defending Donald Trump. That says a hell of a lot about his own corruption and guilty mind.

[thelostclock]

I am astoundingly amazed that people are not even aware how crazy this judgement is.

[thebrentschneider]

Everyone here saying O’Leary is wrong has never bought or sold real estate. He is spot on.

[bethwaite]

This guy gives frauds a bad name. What a fool.

[His.Lordship]

So Mr. Wonderful is basically saying he's a to similar criminal to Trump and now he's terrified?

[LaunchDay.]

This is a problem for EVERYONE across the globe! I recently negotiated the valuation of MY HOUSE with the bank and I said my house was worth more to get a bigger loan! Am I going to be prosecuted for fraud because I negotiated and said my property is worth more?

This is really bad

[mcawesomest]

He is right.. I did loans for over a decade… this is normal standard valuation in lending. A borrower may say their home or vacation home is worth 900k and the bank does their own evaluation and says it’s 750k… negotiations take place.

There is no crime, no victims, and it’s standard lending practices.

Imagine the government can fine you almost 1/2 a billion dollars because they don’t like your ideology.

[michaeljurina]

It sounded to me that this guy is just admitting that committing crime is just part of doing business.

[nicholabuenrico]

When the supposed bank that has been hurt by this fraud testifies in your behalf and says no damage was done we want to continue to do business and the judge still says no way, that's when you know you have a biased judge.

[nuka]

The problem is that Trump paid back his investors

[garybrown]

Mr. Wonderful is killing me. He is actually arguing that he and others should have the right to game the system as much as they want because it didn't hurt anyone and everyone does it. The ultra rich will just find a new medium to move money, stop the pity party, bro. Today, the building is a 10, 000 square ft private unit, tomorrow it's 30 and commercial, for tax purposes. Don't complain when common people lie on federal tax claims and ppl loans if this is ok. Don't cherry-pick.

[RickTheScientist]

Mr. O’Leary seems to be tacitly confessing to also committing corporate crimes. Hopefully someone will investigate him next 👍

[brosetta-]

I once put up my used iPhone for sale for 150, when in reality was probably worth $100. Am I going to jail?

[lucyhulls]

Our government has no ideal how we Americans are suffering, we individuals are fed up with this treasonous administration. I feel pity for our country's low income families. A lot of people are suffering from surviving and putting food on the table yet many are sleepwalking!😕

[andrewjohn]

this guy just admitting that every real estate developer flagrantly breaks the law.

[mrnobodieswildcampingadventure]

New York New York a City NEVER to Invest in!

[Stassis]

Ridiculous. Do you really think the banks aren't going to make their own evaluations before lending?

[lindaSmith]

Love how the rich think they don't have to obey rules. It's always a victimless crime until stuff like the 2008 stockmarket falls, then the tax payer is on the hook!

[dorsai]

Kevin is concerned he's not going to be able to continue to fleecing the public.