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As I surmised, your representations are completely without support. The memorandum in support of the motion for summary judgment does not reveal anything whatsoever about Trump's liquidity. It does not purport in any way to state, and certainly offers no assertion that his assets would be exceeded by his debt should he pay the $40,000,000 in question. In fact the memorandum points out that he is on record as saying that he is worth billions, so that paying $40,000,000 would be no problem whatsoever. Moreover, in the article linked on one of the posts, he is quoted as saying to a reporter, regarding the entire loan, not just the $40,000,000: "But for me, it's not a lot of money, you understand." Further, earlier in the same article it is revealed that just a few weeks before he had bought out his joint venture partner, in the Chicago project, which clearly would have been more than the $40,000,000. I have suited myself, as you say, and examined your "proof." It does not provide a shred of evidence to support what you say. You either are ignorant of what bankruptcy is or are badly misrepresenting matters. BTW, you should be aware that there are innumerable cases holding that what you have said is per se defamatory. You should be more careful.