That's his problem. If it becomes a taxpayers' problem, then I'll have an issue with it. It wouldn't be the first time the taxpayers have had to bail out a private investor, and it will stink to high heaven if Trump gets any kind of bailout from us.
Other than getting a tax write-off, I doubt very much if there will be a bailout.
However, it is relevant to showing that, once again, Mr. Trump's much-ballyhooed "reputation" as a gosh-darn good businessman is more hooey than fact.
