leticia james was joined by other prosecutors in the office. we don't expect her to be the one presenting this case day to day. we don't expect donald trump to be here day to day. this trial can last into december, three months, if it should take that long. there's a long list of witnesses that will potentially come forward here. we're listening to donald trump. he's calling this is a witch hunt. this is a man who had the opportunity when he sat for a deposition with the attorney general's office to answer numerous questions and answer the allegations laid out in this lawsuit. instead, he pled the fifth. more than 400 times to be precise. when i actually asked him on friday when i was with him on the campaign trail in los angeles about one of the alleged overinflation of his assets, he demurred. i asked him specifically about his trump tower residency in midtown manhattan which he estimated the size to be 30,000 square feet instead of 10,000 square feet and placed the value at $327 million which is three times the amount of any apartment sold i

neil: leticia james. charles: under that.alking about this, a federal effort to supersede that. charles: the other thing, deutsche bank which gave these loans, they know donald is a blowhard, my house is 30,000 feet, of course they checked. neil: they were not harmed by this. charles: everybody lies about their house. my house -- neil: in two zip codes. charles: i painted it two years ago, no you didn't. neil: assuming this goes nowhere. i don't know what it is. as you were pointing out. it is not criminal but it does linger. what do you think? charles: when i talk to people who served in the administration, on one hand, they are saying they can't believe he will survive this and on the other hand, saying i can't believe he is way ahead in the polls. there is this weird dichotomy about these cases, the diaspora is the best way of putting of trumpers who can't get their hands around this. this guy under other circumstances would be fraud. neil: without these indictments in the civil case, for the republican nomination, you don

the presidential front-runner blasting leticia james accusing her of election interference. >> todd:as the latest. >> lucas: that is right, former president trump blasting new york attorney general who says this is all politics in an attempt to knockout joe biden's top rival in the 2024 election. >> i'd rather be right now in iowa. i'd rather be in new hampshire, south carolina or ohio, but i'm stuck here because i have a corrupt attorney general that communicates with the doj in washington to keep me nice and busy because i'm leading biden in the polls by a lot. >> lucas: calling leticia james a cold, political animal and she fired back. >> i will not be bullied. mr. trump is no longer here, the donald trump show is over, this was nothing more than a political stunt. now we can continue to go forward with our trial and we are confident that justice the be served. >> lucas: "washington post" ruth marcus wondering if this goes too far. rule of law means not allowing trump to evade responsibility and entails not treating trump more harshly than anyone else in similar circumstances. i w

and leticia james should resign for election interference.ge ruled last week on tuesday trump committed fraud by overvaluing his property for insurance and tax benefits. trump denies wrongdoing and calls it politically motivated and campaigned in iowa after two-day trip in california, where he spoke at the state's gop convention after skipping second republican presidential debate on wednesday. he is the clear front-runner in the republican party. trump is expected to arrive before the 10 a.m. start, seeking 250 million fine and restrictions preventing trump and his family from doing business in new york. this is trump tower, former president trump slept here last night and will come down to the courthouse to defend his name. state has a list of 27 witnesses they will call, former president trump is one of them, as well as his children. this trial is expected to last through most of december and today is day one. back to you. >> steve: it is day one and no jury, we understand, plus there are protesters already, right? >> there are a handful o

and in the fact that leticia james, she's explicitly when she was running for her current role in 2018, she said on her victory party night, i will go after donald trump. so that is, you know, a, in my view, a miscarriage of justice just as opposed to be blind. it's not supposed to be shown with the man, i'll show you the crime and was very interesting from the defendant standpoint, to your question on the legal strategy. they did point out in the judge did acknowledge and as ruling that the defendants correctly assert that the record is devoid of any evidence of default breach late payment or any complaint of harm. that is to say that even though you know i, i agree it is wrong to inflate assets, he shouldn't be claiming square footage sizes that aren't accurate. so there was no evidence of any breach or late payment. so there was no substantive harm. whether or not he received more favorable terms for his less then you know, that gets into the question of the penalty which might be deserved. but in terms of banning someone from commerce in a state, i don't believe that punishment fit

attorney general leticia james has a long history of fighting trump. she ran after going after trump and call him a con-man and promised to bring light into every dark corner of his real estate. >> what is going to happen on the streets of new york right now, that border crisis to get to all the blue cities because you can't believe republicans have put them there. trump is right about that, i wonder if along the way, trump would give kudos for that. >> it is a mitigated disaster. what we're seeing here is a very -- political prosecution as far as we can see. this is a victimless crime, is it unheard of for anybody in new york to flat assets? i thought it was more commonplace than some are admitting. what he said there about the witch hunt will resonate with millions across this country. they can see the case. all the people who wish to bring trump down, amazing me they are relying onnis cas like this. it will make him stronger with his most fervent base. >> the president came out and waited patiently. someone said, are you going to speak and he did. w

attorney general, leticia james, is calling this whole thing a show. >> i will not be bullied. so, the donald trump show is over. this is nothing more than a political stunt. a fundraising stop. >> but maybe trump does know his audience and it is not the judge. it is the voters. but does he understand the difference between a vote and a verdict? i want to bring in national security attorney, bradley moss enjoying the conversation. listen, bradley, he has violated the order, we probably had it all on our bingo cards. the question is now, he has other cases where he had gag orders in place or at least some level of a gag order. does this open the door for those judges to think more seriously about someone poking the bear? >> yeah, anybody who took a sigh of relief, it is the judge out here in dc, and this is the criminal case tied in january 6th election interference, she won't be the first one to cross if she imposes the gag order that jack smith has asked for, because now the judge in new york has already done it. there's a judge in colorado who has already done it. there's alr

sometimes, sandra, we've seen leticia james and sometimes we have not and the judge arthur anger on and sometimes we have not. we want to share this with our viewers and see hutch of a view we get today. >> sandra: there'll be a lot of discussion with the political implications and all this on going as he's running for president again. he's sort of made this a key part of his 2024 presidential campaign. he sees this civil fraud trial. >> bill: there's james, ag. >> sandra: this is extension of the campaign trail for him. it's not hurt him. >> bill: he took a few days off of court last week and trial first began he was there every day. we watched him go in, we watched him come out and also he had comments during the break and i would bet that that pattern would continue throughout the day today. >> sandra: fourth appearance at the proceeding in less than a month. >> bill: got it. a bit of a long stay here for the cameras and i don't know whether or not remembering the first day we came in and never saw the judge sitting on the bench at the very end, the judge sat up straight and he took

leticia james ran for office on the campaign promise of "getting trump". for something. anything. i don't have it but i'll find it. in other words she prejudged a case of which she had no knowledge. she hadn't even opened the files yet on the investigation that was pending. that is a terrible violation of the cannons of ethics governing prosecutors. in my judgment, she ought to be severely sanctioned if not disbarred. she won't be because the far left liberal new york bar is cheering her on instead of doing their job. the judge seems equally bias in this case. you know, he endorsed this pronouncement that mar-a-lago is worth a poultry 18 million. you can't buy a porta pottity in palm beach for that and the land alone, 17 acres in this exclusive sought after enclave is worth $500 million. so this is using the reigns ovgovernment power for political persecution against trump. elizabeth: got it, gregg jarrett, thanks for coming on the show. good to see you. >> you too. elizabeth: still ahead, dusty johnson and andy mccarthy and fox news contributor liz peek. why is top economist moha

laws filled by the new york attorney general leticia james, she's accused trump and his family business of inflating the value of their assets by billions of dollars to secure better loans and insurance terms. trump could face fine of up to $250 million dollars a ban on running businesses in new york. and five-year restriction on commercial real estate activities. trump hover has denounced the case as a sham and part of a political witch hunt. and now i have to go before a rogue judge, as a continuation of russia, russia, russia, as a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time, and i don't think the people of this country are going to stand for it. if i weren't leading in all. expected to last several weeks and could have major impact on trump's business empire, it marks latest in a series of legal wows, ex-president and front runner of the 2024 republican presidential nomination is in count trump already faces charges of sexual abuse, alleged mishandling of classified files paying hush money to annex pornstar and attempts to overthrow the 2020 results of the presidential elect

sabe lo que harÁ, porque es un juez demÓcrata", y continuÓ sus ataques contra la fiscal general leticia james su campaÑa presidencial en vez de venir a esta corte. jorge: la esposa del senador bob menÉndez matÓ a un hombre de cuarentena de aÑos en un accidente de automÓvil cuando ya manejaba su mercedes—benz, asÍ lo informa un diario refiriÉndose un hecho que tuvo lugar en dos 18, ella nunca enfrentÓ cargos por este caso, fabiola galindo nos cuenta los detalles. fabiola: confundida, asustada y negando haber hecho algo malo, asÍ lucÍa la entonces novia del senador robert menÉndez despuÉs de que atropellÓ mortalmente a un peatÓn en new jersey. ocurriÓ una noche en diciembre del 2018 en new jersey, mientras ella conducÍa su coche mercedes del aÑo, reportÓ a la policÍa de esa localidad no haber visto al peatÓn que segÚn ella cruzÓ en la pista sin tener paso peatonal. [habla en inglÉs] fabiola: luego de interrogarla la policÍa concluyÓ que nadin no tenÍa culpa y la dejÓ en libertad sin citaciÓn, el accidente no tuvo atenciÓn mediÁtica hace cinco aÑos, pero hoy se vincula a la investigaciÓn federal

leticia james, the attorney general of the state of new york, against trump, alleging that he is a civil fraud fraudster along with his children and his company and the issue is that he paid more than the actual amount in the financial statements to receive loans and facilities. announced and in this way deceived insurance companies, financial institutions and banks, as the media is announcing, here the attorney general of the state of new york seeks to set a fine of 255 million dollars for trump, while he seeks to issue a judicial verdict . the ban on commercial architecture is for trump. if this happens, it will be very heavy for him, and as a result , he will lose control of several real estate companies in new york, including the famous trump tower. mr. rajabi , what details did this court release today? you can see the court session at approximately 10 am here time that is, it started at around 17:30 tehran time, until now, when i am at your service, this meeting is continuing. the picture you are painting behind me is official from today's court session with trump's presence, which

el proceso comenzÓ cuando leticia james presentÓ una demanda contra trump por supuestamente inflar elara obtener prÉstamos bancarios favorables. como saben, el juez del caso ya dio un golpe contra trump al dar un fallo previo donde Él encontrÓ al expresidente responsable de fraude. ademÁs de cancelar lo que son licencias comerciales de la organizaciÓn trump. mientras tanto, Él ha dicho que no ha cometido ninguna falta. es posible que incluso se ha llamado a testificar, Él y sus hijos donald junior, Érick e ivanka. borja: gracias. seguimos con mÁs, tras evitar el cierre del gobierno, gracias al acuerdo logrado con los demÓcratas y con el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, el seÑor kevin mccarty, algunos republicanos, sobre todo los seguidores del presidente donald trump, el ala mÁs derecha del partido republicano, no han visto con buenos ojos esta alianza, y rechazan este acuerdo temporal que se logrÓ. el represente republicano va a buscar destruir a mccarty. retomamos la incansable bÚsqueda, como les avanzÁbamos al principio de noticiero, se busca de manera incansable a posibl

that's something that new york attorney general leticia james claims trump lied about in recent years. you heard trump saying no wrongdoing and he called the judge a rogue judge trying to misrepresent him. take a look at this video within the past hour. former president trump made his way down to the courthouse. you heard him speak. it comes after a weekend campaigning in iowa as well as california. he spent last night at trump tower, one of the properties that the judge found he fraudulently overvalued for tax, bank and insurance benefits. there are some protestors this morning, bill. trump calls the trial a sham. again you heard that. he denies overvaluing his properties on truth social writing i have not even included my most valuable asset, brand. he speaking about judge should resign from the bench and be sanctioned by the courts for his abuse of power and his intentional and criminal interference with the presidential election of 2024. now this is a no jury trial. the judge will sole discretion in punishing the former president and his family. james filed suit against trump last

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estÁbamos ahÍ dentro de la sala, fue cÓmo iba a saludar y si es que iba a saludar donald trump a leticia james mirada unos segundos, la reacciÓn de ella fue devuelta verlo a Él, se espera que maÑana trump venga de nuevo aquÍ al juicio que podrÍa durar unos 3 meses segÚn lo dijo el juez. >> con esas imÁgenes, estos dÍas quedan para la historia, karla, muchas gracias. ¿dÓnde estÁ trump en sus casos contra la justicia? decÍamos que hoy es el primer juicio civil que enfrenta, no implica penalidades criminales pero sÍ puede tener consecuencias financieras el prÓximo caso civil es de la escritora que lo acusa de difamaciÓn, en cuanto a los casos criminales, el del ataque al capitolio tiene fecha para marzo de 2024, donde enfrenta 4 cargos por conspiraciÓn y obstrucciÓn. le sigue despuÉs el caso de los pagos a stormy daniels, por el que enfrenta 34 cargos, este tambiÉn es en manhattan, en mayo enfrenta el caso por los documentos clasificados de mar-a-lago, acusado de 40 cargos y estÁ pendiente la fecha del juicio en georgia por interferencia electoral, pero asÍ se va viendo el calendario para el expr

ocasiones que el juicio se trata de una cacerÍa de brujas emprendida por la fiscal general del estado leticia jamesmbiÉn la huelga en el sector automotriz ahora tenemos una nueva huelga la huelga de miles de trabajadores tambiÉn la salud de kaiser permanente que podrÍa causar retrasos a pacientes especialmente en california para obtener citas mÉdicas resultados laboratorios y mÁs entre demandas estÁn la contrataciÓn de mÁs personal y mejores condiciones salariales, quieren una subo irld del 6. 5 % en el primer aÑo de un contrato de cuatro aÑos pero kaiser ofrece 3 % es una huelga de tres dÍas que afecta a mÁs de 75.000 trabajadores ahora que sus contratos expiraron sin un nuevo acuerdo en vigo lloro que alcanza 8 estados donde opera la compaÑÍa afectando a trece millones de usuarios de sus servicios de salud. >>> yo soy una paciente de kaiser no solo una empleada mi mamÁ es una paciente de kaiser, tengo mi hijo que naz oÍ aquÍ hace 19 aÑos y que le pido a dios que no tengo una emergencia y que tenga que venir a este hospital. donde las enfermeras estÁn durmiendo en sus carros, porque no pueden paga

and when here is the attorney general leticia james and were not aware of exactly what she knew when, when, but we know that, again, based on that court filing in august of 2020, she had sufficient evidence to begin to proceed with this case. long before he ran for reelection in 2024. okay, so now we have this civil case. but last week we had a ruling from a judge about mr. trump or his organization, having flights of these companies work in order to get access to loans. so a judge ruled by last week, so what they did that judgement have to do with today's case, which is just off a right. so that is a ruling on something called a summary judgement. a motion for summary judgement is part of the litigation process. where in this case, both sides said that there were more than enough facts and the records that are incontrovertible that the judge could make a ruling on the face of the evidence that have been collected thus far. and in this case, the judge ruled against donald trump and his attorneys and ruled mostly for the prosecution ag. james, saying that on the face of it, the evidenc

and he was also very critical of the attorney general leticia james, who brought this case to trial. so i need to follow the present. it spends a cold, but the son of the current president take us through what happened with home to buy them today. yeah, that's right. about a 150 kilometers south of where i'm at right now. in wilmington, delaware, the current president, joe biden's son 53 year old hunter, bided made a court appearance as a short court parents. alas of less than half an hour hunter bite. and pleaded not guilty to a gun charges. this all stems from a 2018 incident where he was in possession of a gun, allegedly uh well under the use of narcotics. uh, so the department of justice have been investigating this brought this indictment against a hunter biden. the spacing of 3 charges, falsifying federal fire arms applications, a lying to a gun dealer and in possession of an illegal firearm. well, under, under the use of drugs, a hunter bite and has had a very well known history in the past of drug and alcohol use. he says he's been sober for the last several years now. uh, bu

leticia james saying she would not be bullied. brynn, walk us through the latest comments from letitia james. >> reporter: unlike the former president, we haven't heard from the new york attorney general since the first day of this trial before court even started. this is really the first time. she took her time to basically address all the times that we've heard from the former president. let's listen more to what she had to say. >> trump's comments were offensive, were baseless, they were void of any facts and/or any evidence. what they were were comments that unfortunately loemented violence, comments described as race baiting, comments that appeals to the bottom of our humanity. this case was brought simply because a case where individuals have engaged in a pattern and practice of fraud. i will not sit idly buy and allow anyone to subvert the law. la lastly, i will not be bullied. >> reporter: so those comments coming after the former president took to the mic for the last time before he headed to mar-a-lago, essentially sayin

and leticia james should resign.aiming trump and his two sons committed fraud scream inflating worth to get loans and insurance deals. trump speaking to a packed crowd over the weekend claiming the cases are helping him more than they are hurting him. listen. >> every time the democrat marxists, communists afacists indict me, it is a badge of honor. >> brooke: will begin around 10 a.m. this morning and could run through december. >> todd: the da office, trump's attorneys, legal scholars do not know what it means for trump's business empire going forward. trump can't do business in new york anymore. do we get clarity over this on the weekend? >> brooke: we don't know, we will see this week. it is stunning, every time something like this happens in the legal system against trump, he is going to trial today. james has been investigating trump, the trump organization for months, actually for years at this point. >> carley: and campaigned off of getting trump and said it is not the art of the deal, it is art of the steal.

the fraudulent display continued when leticia james tried to publicly cleanse herself of the appearance of bias. >> no one is above the law, it is my duty to enforce it. >> laura: what we're seeing occur in realtime is rampant abuse of authority to advance a political vendetta. this was evident in 2018. >> laura: the real point here is if a trial like this is allowed to proceed, who will defend people against the likes of her? she's a partisan hack trying to compensate for her lack of talent with an abundance of vit riol. this entire trial is a fraud because to ms. james trump is a stepping stone from obscurity to ag and if gets a kwksz from the ag to the -- it wouldn't have helped her professionally, yet she thinks the rest of us are as stupid as she is and she tries her best elliot ness impersonation. >> committed fraud, justice will prevail. >> laura: of course justice is whatever the far left demands, she doesn't just want judge engoron to find him guilty of fraud, they want to drive donald trump and business out of new york completely. think about that. they want to force him to se

. >> brian: they want to take him down obviously, leticia james ran on it, we have video for days aboutring, no construction worker, no contractor, no bank is upset by it. i believe it directly related to his rise in the polls. he is up in pennsylvania, which has not been up by this much since 2017 or 2018. overall in the poll last week, double digits. it is making it harder for the republican side to beat him or get oxygen. >> i know, it is bizarre. it is as if the system trying to take him out with the charges and media that is obsessed with lying about him and everything else, in a weird way, they are propping him up. if none of the cases were happening, federal stuff or personal cases related to business, he would have to be out there more defending his record and everything related to covid and the economy and going head-to-head with desantis and you don't see that, he is getting artificial bump related to that. i don't know that he likes it, you are right, there is bump and defense from people who would not defend him otherwise. >> brian: get to this, democratic senator menendez i

we cued put 10 minutes of leticia james saying i'm going after him and she got elected on that. it is obvious. i give him credit, he wants them to see his face. who is donald trump? you see him build his empire, yeah, on fox nation. you see it. no editorial. he tries to get best tax deal possible. best land deal possible. everybody does that. you wish you had acumen to put this together, only 20 people in the world know how to do it. this is a bridge too far. i feel bad for his opponents on the gop side. emily. >> emily: the ag is seeking penalties and to prevent him from ever doing business in new york again. i have never, not even in weinstein did we see severity of penalties. flesh out what you are saying, we know the judge ruled he was liable for fraud and refused to dismiss the lawsuit, the same judge that will determine if trump and his sons are liable in six other action. there is a limited gag order, president trump discussed that and some are arguing that is violating it right there. what i see and what we are all seeing is by virtue of him merely speaking, being put in

wil leticia james put out a statement late last night, michael. >> the defendants like to act as though this case is very complicated when, in fact, the fraud they committed is simple. donald trump often calls his business perfect and beautiful, but it's clear that when it comes to running a company, he doesn't care about the real numbers or the facts. >> as i said, michael, you're likely to be a witness here. you're on the list. they all want to hear from you. are you confident that from what you know and saw that you can link donald trump directly to this very clearly established pattern that the judge has accepted, pattern of fraud with your testimony? >> the answer is yes. i don't want to at this point and time go into how i will have that established or the extent to which the attorney general's office will be questioning me, but i can assure you that as i had stated once again before the house oversight committee, everything that happened at the trump organization happened with the direct knowledge and at the direction of and ultimately signed off by donald j. trump. there's no wa

that this is a politically motivated case and donald trump was forced to withdraw his lawsuit as leticia jameshe courts to seek political revenge. so this is an issue that is already dealt with and this is a useful talking point for donald trump. and he brings up mar—a—lago many times that he benefited from that tax valuation for palm beach county and benefited from pick lower taxes and yet, here he is still maintaining that it is worth more than $1 billion, a gross exaggeration of the value of mar—a—lago according to the judge here and the ruling he has already issued. so, no surprise that donald trump is showing up today and he is expected to be here at least through the morning session if not also the afternoon. it’s the morning session if not also the afternoon. �* , , , the morning session if not also the afternoon. 3 , , afternoon. it's been widely reported because we — afternoon. it's been widely reported because we know _ afternoon. it's been widely reported because we know this _ afternoon. it's been widely reported because we know this case - afternoon. it's been widely reported beca

cohen's 2019 testimony is what launched this investigation into trump by new york attorney general leticia jamesated trump overstated his wealth for the bank loans and equipped with the deposition of this case. >> i wanted to be higher >> bill: reporter: dana, cohen is serving prison full-time for his role in the payments and lying to congress and trump's team calls cohen a proven serial liar that's not a credible witness. earlier this month, trump dismissed a $500 million lawsuit against cohen, the former president claimed that cohen breached his contract by shared privileged information to enrich himself also last night, dana, former president trump's lawyers file three motions to dismiss the federal case against him regarding his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. his lawyers claim it should be thrown out on the basis of selective and vindictive prosecution. back to you. >> dana: nate foy, thank you. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: there on a fall day in new york city. >> bill: a lot happening here. we just want to show you a live look now from the middle east here. also

second day o the flimsy civil fraud trial brought by radical liberal new york attorney general leticia jamesmarke by a number of really bizarre moments including the $18 million evaluation of mar-a-lago only off by a minimu of 500 million or half a billio dollar spread how the judge in the case has asked for judge to quit that he valued mar-a-lago at that laughably low price whe in fact he did he's pinning the blame on palm beach county official who valued it again, tax valuation versus real marke value, the judge has been told are distinctly different. from 18-27 million. today the judge also issued a gag order against verbal attack against court staff. meanwhile a video of just how radical this judge is has now surfaced with his comments abou juries raising questions about his ability too stay impartial. take a look at what he said in his own words. >> i'm going to say controversial even though i'm being taped. juries get it wrong a lot. i've had situations where oh my heavens sake, how could they have thought that? i have a tool and can deal with that, it's called juried notwithstanding t

he may have done it as leticia james seems to concede to get on forbes 400 list, but who is he defraggedt? to have fraud, you need a victim and there's no victim here. it's an absurd case and i don't think the scream court will -- supreme court will allow the state of new york to take all his property without this kind of due process and intent to defraud real victims. there's so much crime in new york. why is she bothering to devote all the resources of new york to protect banks and the last institutions that need protection and they all have assessors and accountants and take what a person puts down as value of a house and if they think that mar-a-lago is worth $27 million, you and i get together and we'll buy it and sell it for two times. larry: that's exactly -- i know. we could put together five or six people and buy ourselves an $18 million mar-a-lago. it's hilarious. it's ridiculous. the whole point is ridiculous but reporter:red to hear you walk through it. >> i've offered the judge to buy his house at whatever the value is. whatever it is, i'll buy his house from him. because ev

and it's good that he's being held accountable, and leticia james is brave to do so because we know she'sts and a lot of pressure. howard: all right. i think the palm beach assessment is totally wrong having been to mar-a-lago. jason, just briefly, or while the media are convinced that trump being tied up in courtrooms will hurt his campaign, but these indictments and lawsuits like this one just make people feel even more he's being persecuted. >> there's a lot of truth to that, howie. i totally agree because, you know, people just feel like they're always going after hum. what because he have, 9 is counts against him -- 91 counts? why not make it a round 100? i think they're done a pathetic job of explaining to the american people what it is the smoking gun that they think is so wrong here. and that, the vick, like, who's the victim in all of this? they're left scratching their head. and so they joust feel like, hey, you know what? you've made donald trump the martyr, and he should be able to come pain in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina -- campaign -- along with all the other c

leticia james is the most corrupt attorney general in the entire country. you, joe biden's department of justice, trying to lock donald trump in jail. . you have a corrupt, deranged attorney general, letitipt attot james, trying to take down his business and dissolve it. and the thinng to tabusinessg te the thousands of good, hardworking of the trump organization who she wants to put out of work. it is despicable. it is disgraceful. but this is why we neverdown back down. we will continue this fight. donald trump will continue the fight and he'll be the 47th t esident of the united mark trump. thank you. good. ahead, bizarreood to video featg a drag queen was posted by a member of the biden administration. you know, people talking about the out of control woke left. >> we'll check in with tulsi gabbard next. straight ahead , i tried everything from my stubborn dandruff and then i found nero nicer. all works differently to get to the root cause of dandruff. hi, is ten times more effective at fighting fungus. the primary cause of dandruff. befoy goodbye to stu

and he went on to again repeat his attacks against the attorney general here in new york, leticia james, who brought these charges against drugs after years long investigation. this boils down to basically a case of the attorney general saying that trump's company did participate in fraud . inflating its value over 7 years, which would be a crime in court today. and court in trump was there for nearly 7 hours in the court room. both the prosecution and defense laid out their opening arguments. in this case, the most likely will determine that the future of the trump organization here in new york, there is a lot at stake. donald trump, again in a court room, but for the 1st time on trial, trump is adult sons and the trump organization are facing allegations of intentionally inflating the value of trumps real estate holdings by nearly 3000000000 dollars in order to gain more favorable loans. that is a crime one that could deal a major blow to trump's new york business empire to which our trump is not obliged to attend the trial. but on the 1st day he did so voluntarily. this trial was rai

this morning new york attorney general leticia james is defending her civil fraud case that could stopesident trump from doing business in the state, saying she will not be bullied after he spent three days calling her corrupt and the trial rigged. >> this case was brought because it's a case where an individual practiced fraud. >> reporter: the judge agreed, already deciding trump is liable for grocery inflating the value of buildings, golf courses in his portfolio so he could get bank loans on better terms. trump's attorneys have appealed. during testimony they tried to is blame accountants for any problems with financial statements but their cross examination became too tedious for the judge who at one point pounded his fist and shouted, this is ridiculous. trump departed venting his anger. >> our whole system is corrupt. >> reporter: james called the remark offensive and baseless. >> mr. trump is no longer the donald trump show is over. this is nothing more than a political stunt. >> reporter: trump has been aggressively fund-raising off of his courtroom battles and, george, it app

leticia james is a disgrace to our country and the state of new york. >> reporter: james staring at trump in court wants him, his oldest sons and his company to pay a $250 million penalty. the judge agreed with her that trump stretched the value of hi properties. >> donald trump and the other defendants have committed persistent and repeated fraud. >> reporter: james accuses fraud of inflating hi net worth by billions, under cutting the brand he built that propelled him from real estate to reality tv to the white house. her team playing a portion of a videotaped deposition from trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, who said he an alan weiselburg adjusted the value of certain properties at trump's direction, sometimes to accommodate his desire to move up the forbes list of the wealthiest people. >> he wanted to be higher on the forbes list and he then said, i'm not worth 6 billion. i'm worth 7. in fact, i think it's now worth 8 with everything that's going on. alan and i were tasked with taking the assets, increasing each of them in order to accommodate that $8 billion number. >>

new york attorney general leticia james sued trump, don junior and eric an their family real estate firmersistent and repeated business fraud that grocery inflated how wealthy trump really is. >> donald trump engaged in years of illegal conduct to inflate his net worth to achieve, to deceive banks and the people of the great state of new york. >> reporter: the investigation began more than four years ago after michael cohen told congress trump lied about the value of hi properties. >> it was my experience that mr. trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes. >> reporter: the judge has already desighed the core of the case, finding clear, indisputable documentary evidence trump inflated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion to win more favorable terms on loans and insurance. trump has denied it, calling the judge deranged and telling a campaign rally in iowa. >> it's happening for a single reason. i'm the only candidate they do not want to run against. >> reporter: but the judge's ruling said trump was living in a fantasy world, and is already threatening to rest from t

inspired fraud cases against me brought by the corrupt attorney general of new york state leticia peekaboo jamesyork state has become very sadly, i love new york but it has become a crime infested place, crime infested, filthy, dirty, the job they do is horrible where people in businesses are fleeing to other states in record numbers. we have a hearty -- highly partisan judge, and they defrauded me. and they are increasing values and honestly it is a very conservative number but they valued a house worth 100 times more than the number they use, 5200, they evaluate it at $18 million and people say it is worth anywhere from 50 to 100 and maybe more, they defrauded me and he called me a fraud before i even got to four, how can you do that, called me a fraud before i got to court so my assets are worth more than listed on the 100% disclaimed financial, you have a clause upfront, it says do not believe these statements made by management, may be higher or lower this but do your own due diligence, do your own research, do everything, do not believe a word in them so we have statements, the financial s

. >> so david aronberg, jumping into another case, the new york attorney general leticia james made somext week because of michael cohen's testimony. he doesn't have to be there. and yet there were reports that he was kind of loud in court. this one seems to be getting to him. what of all the cases are you watching for something to break sooner rather than later? >> mika, this really gets to him, because his identity is combined with his business. the judge says mar-a-lago is only worth 18 and $28 million. that gets him right to the core. of course, it wasn't the judge who came up with that figure. it was the property appraiser here in palm beach county. who supported that figure but donald trump? as shakespeare says he's hoisted by his own petard. he artificially lowered the value for tax purposes of his properties and inflated them for purpose of bank loans and insurance policies. the case that could cause the most damage to donald trump is the documents case at mar-a-lago, the one that's right here in south florida. now, i think donald trump got lucky because judge cannon has been ver

here is new york attorney general leticia james just minutes ago. >> donald trump and the other defendantse proved that in our motion for summary judgment. today we will prove our other claims. my message is simple. no matter how powerful you are,

before going into the courtroom for the first day, leticia james addressed reporters, saying no one is above the law and that justice will prevail. trump also spoke with reporters, where he called the judge a rogue and a terminal -- attorney general james racist. >> no matter how powerful you are, no matter how much money you think you have, no one is above the law and it is my duty and responsibility to enforce it. the law is powerful and fragile and today in court we will prove our case. thank you all for being here. justice will prevail. thank you.