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This is Michael Popak, along with my colleague Karen Friedman Agnifalo-Legalai F reporting on breaking news,

concerning the sentencing hearing of Alan Weiselberg, former CFO long-time of the Trump Organization,

who cooperated, willingly or not, with the prosecutors in the Trump Organization criminal trial,

resulting in 17 felony convictions for tax evasion and other fraud.

Now it's time for him to pay the paper, the deal that was struck by the Manhattan DA's office,

and Weiselberg was that if he was a good witness, a good boy,

they would recommend a sentence of five months in Reikers Island, which is a terrible place to spend five months,

and five months in jail, in return for his testimony.

Now he's not out of the woods yet, they still could go after Alan Weiselberg for other issues,

other fraud, but for right now, today was sentencing day, and our Karen Friedman Agnifalo,

a former prosecutor, is not only reporting about it, she was in the courtroom live watching what happened.

Karen, tell us about it, we're eating popcorn.

It was really interesting, it was a packed courtroom, judge Juan Mershon was presiding over the sentencing,

he was the judge at the trial, and it was an agreed upon sentence, as you say,

which is normally sort of, you know, the judge, we recommended a certain amount,

this is an agreed upon sentencing, and the defendant shows up to court, and he just gets sentenced.

So it's usually not with any interesting or new information at these agreed upon sentencing,

when he starts to show, when the defendant shows up to be sentenced, but I have to say,

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