President Trump's trial in New York really came to a head this week as the

presiding judge wrote an all-caps email to Trump's lawyers warning them that if

Trump wants to speak in the case, he better not mention the attorney general,

or he will be kicked out of the courtroom altogether.

But perhaps what's even wilder than this is how it got to this point as well as what happened afterwards.

So let's go through it all together.

Now to give you a brief refresher on this particular case in the lawsuit

against President Trump right here in New York, the presiding judge is Judge

Arthur Ingram, who just for your, recently referred to President Trump as a quote-unquote bad guy.

And wouldn't you know it? Before the trial even began, this judge ruled against him.

You see, the case against Trump here in New York is what's known as a

bench trial meaning there's no jury and it's up to the judge to decide the facts. And several

weeks ago before the actual start of the trial, Judge Engeron ruled against the Trump

organization saying that they illegally inflated the value of their assets in

order to secure more favorable bank loans. And he ordered that the Trump

organization be dissolved and their business licenses in the state of New York be revoked.

Now, Trump's legal team, they filed an emergency appeal to that decision urging the New York Appeals Court to reconsider Judge Angarin's ruling.

And indeed, the Appeals Court,

they accepted Trump's argument,

and they put a stay on Judge Angarin's order,

meaning that they temporarily pause the decision

pending an actual official appeal.

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