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Trump Rails Against New York Fraud Ruling As He Faces Fines That Could Exceed Half-A-Billion Dollars
Former President Donald Trump railed against the judge who slapped him with a $355 million fine in his New York civil fraud trial.
Donald Trumps legal debts might now exceed a half-billion dollars.
The MSNBC host does the math to show how the former president could be heading for financial "collapse."
The former president came face-to-face with the state attorney general who is suing him when he sat for a deposition last year at her Manhattan office.
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The former president blamed the New York AG for Exxon leaving the state back in 1989 even though she was elected in 2018.
After about six minutes, Judge Arthur Engoron who had denied Trump permission earlier to give a closing statement at the trial cut him off and recessed for lunch.
A final ruling is expected in the civil fraud case in January, where a judge has already found that Trump has engaged in financial fraud for decades.
Judge Arthur Engoron criticized one of Trump's expert witnesses, saying that for a million or so dollars, "some experts will say whatever you want them to say."
Weve seen enough," Joyce Vance warned.
The former president and 2024 Republican front-runner accused Judge Arthur Engoron of harboring bias against him.
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