Out front next, the breaking news, Trump's business taking a major hit.

The former president ordered to pay nearly $355 million and banned from doing business in the

state of New York.

Does Trump have the money to pay this?

Plus, Fannie Willis' father on the witness stand, and the question got so out of hand that

the judge was forced to reprimand

one of the lawyers. Plus, what happened to Alexei Navalny? His close friend, the investigative reporter,

Christo Grosev, is out front. He's been working his sources all day and he has new details to share

tonight. Let's go out front. Good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight. The

breaking news, $355 million. Former President Trump and his business empire taking a massive hit today.

The judge in Trump's New York fraud trial just deciding Trump must pay $354.86 million to be exact. And then there's interest on top of that that he's also now

liable to pay. That could add another $100 million. And Trump has just responded.

These are corrupt people. These are people that shouldn't be allowed to do the things they do.

And they're using this as weaponization against a political opponent who's up a lot in the polls.

This is a fine of $355 million for doing a perfect job for having paid back alone with no defaults, with no problems.

Of course, the trial was more than just taking a loan.

It was about Trump manipulating his net worth and lying about it.

And it's not just Trump who has to pay.

Both of his sons, Don Jr. and Eric, have been ordered to pay $4 million each,

and the Trump organization, CFO Alan Weisselberg, has to pay a million dollars.

All in its devastating punishment for Trump.

And it's not all.

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