Ex-President Donald Trump recently revealed on his Truth Social platform that a Manhattan Judge wouldn't let him table a document in court linked to his current civil fraud case. Trump recounted that he had tried to extract the paper from his jacket during his heated trial session on Monday, but his request was denied.

He identified this document as a disclaimer that ostensibly exculpated him from the $250 million civil deception lawsuit brought forth by New York Attorney General Letitia James.

In his digital proclamation, Trump wrote, 'This document here, which I desired to enter, was dismissed by the Judge. He does not wish for anyone to understand the Disclaimer Clause present in the intro of every Financial Statement.'

The communique contained an attachment of a document christened 'Disclaimers Provided to Banks in Each Financial Statement.' A guiding assertion in the document reads that 'considerable judgment is needed to interpret the market data and derive the related current value assessments'.

The concluding remarks on this document advised 'Users of this fiscal report to note that different conclusions about Donald J. Trump’s financial status may be reached.' Based on reports from the New York Post, during a point of his testimony, Trump requested Arthur Engoron, the current Judge overseeing the hearing, if he could quote verbatim from the document.

Ex-President Donald Trump recently revealed on his Truth Social platform that a Manhattan Judge wouldn't let him table a document in court linked to his current civil fraud case. Trump recounted that he had tried to extract the paper from his jacket during his heated trial session on Monday, but his request was denied.
He identified this document as a disclaimer that ostensibly exculpated him from the $250 million civil deception lawsuit brought forth by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
In his digital proclamation, Trump wrote, 'This document here, which I desired to enter, was dismissed by the Judge. He does not wish for anyone to understand the Disclaimer Clause present in the intro of every Financial Statement.'
The communique contained an attachment of a document christened 'Disclaimers Provided to Banks in Each Financial Statement.' A guiding assertion in the document reads that 'considerable judgment is needed to interpret the market data and derive the related current value assessments'.
The concluding remarks on this document advised 'Users of this fiscal report to note that different conclusions about Donald J. Trump’s financial status may be reached.' Based on reports from the New York Post, during a point of his testimony, Trump requested Arthur Engoron, the current Judge overseeing the hearing, if he could quote verbatim from the document.

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