Ephraim Deveroli

Letitia James mortgage fraud through the lens of Matthew Cox.

I want to hear your perspective of what happened exactly.

So Letitia James was applying for a mortgage for another property.

She already had a residence and she marked down on the paperwork to get the loan that this was going to be owner occupied by her for most of the year.

And she marked that down and then turns out it wasn't.

It was used by a family member.

I paid her a little bit of rental money income, and she declared it to the IRS as a short-term property rental for tax benefits there.

So that's what she did wrong.

So Letitia James.

Yeah.

Go ahead.

So no, she's not going to ultimately get convicted because the prosecutor that's in the chair prosecuting her, she's the only one that signed the indictment.

And she has no experience as a prosecutor.

Trump met her on a golf course, literally.

She was an insurance defense attorney for like two years and then just hobnobbed with the right people to get in front of Trump like a rabid supporter.

And he just installs her to head one of the biggest prosecutorial agencies in the country.

I mean, I have more experience.

I've tried cases than her.

it's a it's an important job you have access to agents and hundreds of lawyers in the power of the feds and she's the only one that was willing to sign the indictment the person before her

was an interim appointee of Trump.