There is the Money Market Savings account which does not lose money and there is the Money Market Fund account which is an investment account from which you can lose the initial investment. So, which type of Money Market account is the $175 million in? Also, Money Market Savings accounts are insured by the FDIC or NCUA... for up to $250,000 which is nowhere near $175 million. What is even more interesting is that investments in Charles Schwab Money Market Funds are not insured or guaranteed by the FDIC or any other government agency. As best as I can tell when checking the Charles Schwab webpage, they do not offer Money Market Savings accounts.

And so, you do not claim I skipped over the fact the neither the judge nor the AG understand how Money Market Savings or Money Market Funds work. I am not convinced they do not understand how they work. But if they don't, so what? It is not a requirement for judgeship or an Attorney General which is an elected position.

Alina Habba either does not understand how the Charles Schwab Money Funds accounts work or she does and she is lying about it to the courts and the press. But then, Alina Habba has a habit of getting it wrong.