Jon Stewart breaks down what a fraud Trump is

Jon Stewart took on the bond reduction and pending appeal in Donald Trump's New York civil fraud judgment Monday. “The Daily Show” host took some fun swipes at Trump’s recent golf braggadocio before breaking down, in the simplest terms, what Trump is guilty of and why the bond amount was originally so high.

It turns out that for a decade, whenever Trump wanted to get a loan, or make a deal, he would illegally inflate the value of his real estate. For instance, suggesting that his 11,000-square foot penthouse was a 30,000-square foot penthouse. I guess somehow, including … the sky in the calculation. We all do it. I mean it, on my license, I'm not listed as 5’7”, you know, I'm listed as 30,000 square feet.

And the attorney general of New York knew that Trump's property values were inflated because when it came time to pay taxes, Trump undervalued the very same properties. It was all part of a very sophisticated real estate practice known as “lying.” So the judge calculated that the value that he gained from the lying, with interest, was around $454 million. Now, you might be saying to yourself, well, that sounds pretty straightforward. Whatever gains you got from lying, you have to pay back. Well, that's because you’re a f-cking idiot.