Disgraced former Congressman George Santos' sentencing in his New York federal fraud trial has been delayed two months. A federal judge on Long Island agreed Wednesday to delay the sentencing, which had initially been scheduled for Feb.

Former U.S. 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. That includes more than $400,000 in Cameo appearances and another $400,

Hector Medina pleaded guilty to attempting to extract money from high-profile criminal defendants by promising them he could get their charges dropped.

A New York judge on Wednesday granted the Republican's request to delay his Feb. 7 sentencing after he pleaded guilty this summer to federal fraud and identity theft charges. U.S. District Court Judge Joanna Seybert set the new court date for April 25, which is about three months less than Santos sought.