Whether or not there s injury to a bank. even if you lie on a credit application, that s a federal crime. just because there s not an injury doesn t prevent that from being a crime that can be punished by 30 years in prison. let s jump into reporter: go ahead. we re going to hear from attorney general james. let s jump into that point. we ll jump in when we hear from the attorney general. we re watching the mics like everybody. you re raising something she spoke about before. i want to remind you what she said to the public and have you translate for us how that s continued to resonate in the trial. it s easy to get sort of fatigued, dismissive of all this, but she was forthright saying, when it comes to people s financial opportunities, this is very important. this is not something everyone else gets away with. we re going to play letitia james on that in 2022 as we
Anything with new york real estate. on the trump said they say there s a busy set of calendar obligations coming up and the end of the trial is something that he wanted to show up for, even with iowa just days away. now, where does it go from here and will attorney general james who has been effective get a fine close to what she wants. let s bring in our experts. we have david kelly who ran the southern district of new york as u.s. attorney. we have emily basilon, legal writer for the new york times. we have tim o brien, a bloomberg analyst and msnbc analyst and an economic guru when it comes to all things trump. emily, i m going to start with tim on the numbers and then go to you on the law. i think that s fair. tim, $370 million is not nothing. has attorney general james