Hi there, everyone. It's War of Arganese. He is practically up to his eyebrows nearly

buried under a crush of indictments, both stayed in federal, for a series of historic alleged

criminality. Just this afternoon, in fact, we learned not only will Donald Trump exercise

his right to waive his arraignment in Fulton County, Georgia, where he has pleaded not guilty

to racketeering and conspiracy charges brought by District Attorney Fanny Willis there. Those

proceedings, by the way, will now be live-streamed and televised, that's according to a court

order that was issued this afternoon. But Trump today is also moving to sever his case

from those defendant seeking a speedy trial, insisting their actions would violate his

right to a fair trial. More than merits of his request in just a minute, but first developments

in another case, one that actually predates the case brought by Fanny Willis and the ones

brought by Jack Smith and Alvin Bragg. We're talking, of course, about the $250 million

civil fraud lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, a fight that's expected

to commence in October. You will recall this is the one into the disgraced ex-president,

his adult sons, and their business for their shady, dishonest attempts to attract favorable

loan agreements. In a 100-page motion for what is called a partial summary judgment,

newly filed in the State Supreme Court, prosecutors in the case are asking for one particular

favorable ruling ahead of time. Specifically, they want the court to acknowledge that Donald

Trump and some of his organization's employees used financial statements as a vehicle to fraudulently

inflate his net worth from the year 2011 to 2021. In a newly released interview transcript,

Trump provides what could be considered a preview, what his demeanor would be like, should

he be called upon to testify under oath in any of the other cases. Remember, few things

mean more to Trump than the size of things of his assets and all sorts of other things,

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