Well, there is a lot of interesting things happening, there are a lot of interesting things

happening. And some of them have happened just a few minutes ago. So Donald Trump had what was

due in a New York courtroom this morning. He showed up. He took a break, came outside,

briefed the media. His statement when he briefed the media was going to be this first segment of the

show. And we were going to hit play right now and play you that clip. And then I was going to go

back to my notes to begin preparing for the second segment. However, less than an hour ago, an

interesting thing happened. President Trump left the courtroom in New York at the end of the

proceedings. A day when he was beating up on the judge pretty bad. The judge's name is Arthur

In Goron. And first of all, let's talk about what this particular case is about. Because most people

that find out President Trump's in a courtroom, they don't they don't know what it's for. This is the

most ridiculous attempt to drag Donald Trump to court. Perhaps of all of them. And that's saying

some. First of all, this is a civil case. It's not criminal. There are no chances going to prison

or anything like that. This is a civil case related. Are you ready to this? To how he valued

the assets that he used on financial statements to take out loans. For instance, let's say

you bought a second home. The bank says we need a personal financial statement. So here's all

these boxes. What's your bank account? Well, you put your bank accounts pretty easy to look that up.

What's your car worth? Well, you paid $63,000 for it new year and a half ago.

Is it worth 50? 58? 40? If you claim it's worth 55 and they argue that it's only worth 48,

that's the violation. Now, you might say, well, you got to have some integrity in that process.

Okay. None of the banks from whom he took these loans failed to be repaid. There is no harm

here. There's no foul. Nobody lost money. Now, we can argue over what the value of his properties

as going concerns would have been some number of years ago. But wait a minute.

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