'He can’t win fairly': Trump heated at Biden after copping civil fraud trial fine

Donald Trump has been ordered to pay $566 million in penalties for fraudulently claiming to be worth more than he is. The former US president has also been banned from owning a business in New York, the city where he first made his name. Donald Trump was heated outside court, claiming the trial was “in coordination” with the White House and Joe Biden “because he can’t win a campaign fairly”. His sons, Donald Jr and Eric Trump, each received two-year bans from owning New York businesses. The civil fraud trial accused Donald Trump and his sons of inflating the value of company assets to receive more favourable terms on loans and insurance.