Donald Trump‘s former attorney, Michael Cohen, forecasted a heavy $600 million financial blow for the former president resulting from a New York civil fraud case.<br /><br />What Happened: In an interview with Salon on Monday, Cohen expressed that Trump’s ability to meet such an enormous amount is questionable.<br /><br />"He (Trump) does not have that in equity. So when these assets get sold — and remember, he is low basis in most if not all of these assets — take the tax implications and then subtract from that the outstanding mortgages that may exist," he said.<br /><br />"Technically, there is nothing left."
