In a highly anticipated trial involving a disappointing $250 million civil fraud case unfolding in New York, the defense has marked the man who led this nation, Donald Trump, as their final witness. One of his diligent attorneys, Christopher Kise, has confirmed it, reports CNBC.

The testimony by the nation's 45th president is slated for Dec. 11, as promised by New York's Attorney General Letitia James, entangling him and his co-defendants in accusations over the alleged exaggeration of Trump's assets for financial advantage.

Moreover, it has been revealed that Trump's own progeny, Donald Trump Jr., will also step into the spotlight, voicing his defense testimony on Dec. 6. The former president, his son, and another offspring, Eric Trump, have all taken their turn at the stand, responding to the carefully plotted inquiries laid out by the team under James.

Unfazed and still ambitious, our 45th president, Trump, who nurses hopes for recapturing the Oval office in 2024, has characterized the case as a byproduct of unfounded persecution against him. Misgivings of political prejudice were raised by Trump against James, but did not spare the judge handling the case, Arthur Engoron of Manhattan’s Supreme Court or his high-ranking law clerk either.

In a highly anticipated trial involving a disappointing $250 million civil fraud case unfolding in New York, the defense has marked the man who led this nation, Donald Trump, as their final witness. One of his diligent attorneys, Christopher Kise, has confirmed it, reports CNBC.
The testimony by the nation's 45th president is slated for Dec. 11, as promised by New York's Attorney General Letitia James, entangling him and his co-defendants in accusations over the alleged exaggeration of Trump's assets for financial advantage.
Moreover, it has been revealed that Trump's own progeny, Donald Trump Jr., will also step into the spotlight, voicing his defense testimony on Dec. 6. The former president, his son, and another offspring, Eric Trump, have all taken their turn at the stand, responding to the carefully plotted inquiries laid out by the team under James.
Unfazed and still ambitious, our 45th president, Trump, who nurses hopes for recapturing the Oval office in 2024, has characterized the case as a byproduct of unfounded persecution against him. Misgivings of political prejudice were raised by Trump against James, but did not spare the judge handling the case, Arthur Engoron of Manhattan’s Supreme Court or his high-ranking law clerk either.

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