Eric Trump has voiced his concerns about the $454 million bond that his father, former President Donald Trump, is required to pay in his New York fraud case, labeling it as a “political vendetta.”

New York Attorney General Letitia James, who brought the case against President Trump, has given him until March 25 to pay the bond, which he must submit before he can appeal the judgment against him.

The former president would risk having his assets seized by the state Attorney General’s Office if he fails to pay the bond.

However, Eric Trump, the executive vice president of The Trump Organization and a co-defendant in the fraud case, said the nearly half-billion-dollar bond is “simply not commercially available.”

“The 30 largest bonding companies in the United States have never seen a bond close to this size for anyone, let alone a private company,” Eric Trump stated on social media platform X on Sunday.

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