whether it's cash because the value of bonds fluctuates in a way that cash doesn't and the state wants to know whether or not that 175 million is truly secure. >> so what happens if the judge rules against trump? does he have gotten find another bond company, come up with the cash himself yeah. >> trump's going to be fine here in the end. >> this story. he has more than $175 million in cash other companies will issue them a bond if this one doesn't. >> but it isn't new sense any might ended up having to pay a higher fee. >> knight specialty insurance was a company that actually reached out to him proactively. we don't know the nature of that agreement and exactly how much she's paying fees, but it seems like a safe assumption that it was at the very least fair market deal. it's not bit of a bargain. he might end up having to pay a little bit more. if you ask to go shop around and look at other firms, if nothing else, these two proceedings a few blocks apart, a half an hour apart, remind us that trump has more than one, more than you can fit on a