Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to testify in the civil fraud case against him on November 6, following the testimony of his adult children who are also defendants in the case.
The trial, which began on October 2, is expected to last through December.
The New York Attorney General alleges that Trump overstated his wealth on financial statements to secure loans and deals. (Trending: Joe Biden Historic Take Down of Guns)
Trump has maintained his innocence and criticized the judge and attorney general involved in the case.
Trump blasted Ms. Letitia James and Justice Engoron for putting Ivanka Trump on the witness stand even after an appeals court dismissed her from the case.
“My daughter, Ivanka, was released from this Fake Letitia James case by the Court of Appeals, but this Trump Hating, Unhinged Judge, who ruled me guilty before this Witch Hunt Trial even started, couldn’t care less about the fact that he was overturned,” Trump responded.
Ivanka Trump’s lawyer, Bennet Moskowitz, told the judge that state lawyers “just don’t have jurisdiction over her.”
State lawyers “just want another free-for-all on another of President Trump’s children.”
“I also won on Appeal on Statute of Limitations, but he refuses to accept their decision. I truly believe he is CRAZY, but certainly, at a minimum, CRAZED in his hatred of me. This case should have never started, but now must be dismissed. Financial Statements were LOW, NOT HIGH, had a 100% Disclaimer Clause, Banks were fully paid, ‘on time, on schedule,’ with never even a minor default, there was NO VICTIM, EXCEPT ME,” Trump wrote. (Trending: Donald Trump Is A ‘Cockroach’ That Just Won’t Go Away)
“Any other Judge in the Country would have thrown this case out on day one. He’s an out of control ‘Nut Job,’ who fined me $10,000 over a ridiculous Gag Order so that the publicity for the day would take over from the fact that Racist James and the Judge’s Star Witness admitted LYING TO CONGRESS on the stand – CASE OVER!”
He has been attending the trial regularly and was fined $10,000 for making statements about a person involved in the trial.
