Former President Donald Trump has acknowledged he will almost certainly be unable to pay the $464 million bond to appeal the New York civil fraud case he lost earlier this year. One ironic reason this may be the case, suggested former federal prosecutor John Flannery on Friday’s edition of MSNBC’s “The Beat,” is that because that case found Trump liable for fraudulently valuing his properties, no person or company who can put up the bond can trust that his properties will be adequate collateral. “Let’s talk about the law,” said anchor Ari Melber, himself an attorney. “Most people are familiar …