Mr. New York, Mark Simone, 710 W-O-R.

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Let's go to Rick in Jersey City.

Rick, how you doing?

Oh, Mark.

How are you?

Good.

I'll just get to the point. I think Donald Trump should have testified on his own behalf. Well, there was no reason. What would he testify about? Well, he's not guilty. But he was thinking of testifying, but as it turns out, when you look back at everything, there was absolutely nothing he could testify on.

There was nothing to regret. Well, he could certainly handle himself with these rule of all prosecutors. You're ignoring what I'm saying. You're ignoring what I'm saying. He would have to testify about something to contradict something. There was nothing he needs to contradict. There's no... Well, yeah, well, he's certainly capable of defending himself. Yeah, again, you're going to keep repeating that.

But if there was any need for him to testify, Well, yeah, well, he's certainly capable of defending himself. Yeah, again, you're going to keep repeating that.

But if there was any need for him to testify, there was anything for him to testify about he would take the stand.

That was the plan.

But nothing came up in the trial.

Absolutely nothing criminal.

Problem is, if you do take the stand, they can ask you about anything and everything,

as you saw with Stormy Daniels. They'll just ask about a million other matters.

If he needed to testify about something that occurred in the trial, he certainly would.

You know, when you talk to these Trump haters who try to explain the trial to you

and you point out there was nothing criminal, he clearly falsified business records you can't

even make that case if your lawyer sends you an invoice and you write him a check you can put legal

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