Hello and welcome to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump.

It's Monday, December 11th and if anything's

different today it's that I'm speaking really fast because I'm here with Mary and

we have a ton to cover. So we're doing this in the morning,

even though, Mary, we were planning

to do this in the afternoon because I was

going to head over down the street to watch Donald Trump testify in what's supposed to be the last day of the defense case in the New York Attorney General civil case, sort of the fraud case against Donald Trump.

He had been planning to testify, but over the weekend decided not to.

So we decided, you know what? There's so much to cover, Let's just meet this morning and go over it.

The other thing that's happening this morning is the start of the Rudy Giuliani civil case,

also a civil case, also a civil case, also for damages. And so in some ways it's very similar because

Donald Trump has already been found liable in the New York case.

Rudy Giuliani has been found liable to the plaintiffs there who are Ruby Freeman and

Shay Moss, her daughter, and this is the damages part of the case which Mary, remember you saying is that it's going to be for

both compensatory damages and for punitive damages. Right and this is for

defamation for the basically the lies that Giuliani told about them that caused them threats of physical harm,

terrible emotional harm, all of that.

And as people will remember these allegations, which I shouldn't even say allegations now

because it's been found by the court.

These facts found by the court also form part of the D.C. criminal trial and the Georgia criminal trial.

But this is the civil case against Rudy Giuliani that and the Georgia criminal trial. That's right.

But this is the civil case against Rudy Giuliani

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