Disgraced former Rep. George Santos​ is seeking a delay to his February sentencing so that he can keep making new episodes of his podcast.

Disgraced former congressman George Santos wants pay off more than half a million dollars in fines by making more episodes of his recently launched podcast “Pants on Fire.”

George Santos is slated to receive his sentence on Feb. 7, but Santos's podcast Pants on Fire will need at least until August to earn the needed profit.

Former Rep. George Santos has leveraged his criminal notoriety as a con man and serial liar into a lucrative cottage industry with a nearly million-dollar windfall.

Santos' lawyers requested the delay on the grounds that Santos needs more time to "generate sufficient funds" in order to pay the judgment and cited a delay in the launch of his podcast.

Disgraced former Congressman George Santos made $400,000 selling personalized videos on Cameo, federal prosecutors said in a court hearing Tuesday. The disclosure came as they opposed Santos' efforts to delay his sentencing on Feb.

George Santos has just weeks to pay $205,000 after a federal judge filed a forfeiture order that requires he pay before being sentenced in February.

Prosecutors opposed George Santos' attempt to delay his sentencing, arguing that the public has "a strong collective interest in the expeditious resolution of this case."

George Santos is asking a judge to delay his federal fraud sentencing until he can make more episodes of his podcast to raise the money needed to pay his more than $500,000 in fines, but prosecutors say the disgraced ex-lawmaker has more than the $1,