going to talk about damages. here there are seven causes of action. but the first cause of action has already liability has already been found by the court. so what russ has said is totally right, which is that it s really going to be a focus on that first cause of action. now, yes, there may be icing on the cake for the new york attorney general. they may win on causes two, three, four, five, six, and seven, but they don t need to because the first cause of action has been found in their favor and we have ear just talking about what are the consequences of that, what of the amount of money, and also i think quite notably is will donald trump and the other defendants, remember he s not the only one, be barred from doing business in new york, because that is something which letitia james is very concerned about, is sort of recidivism problem of donald trump and his family doing business here and continuing to, in her view,
history of mental illness. andy mccarthy. this is the headline. race shouldn t stop us from tackling repeating and mental illness. jordan neely, but the issue is a broader one. he had 42 prior arrests between 2013 and 2021, including four for assault and others for transit fraud and criminal trespass. he is one of many. the recidivism problem is what we need to 0 in on it. there is too much race talk, i think, about crime, dana. when we really know what the issue is. it is people who, as you say, are repeat offenders. most people who come out of state custody have a record of at least ten prior arrests and five prior convictions. to just think about that for a moment, the majority of crime is
what i say? i listen to americans and new yorkers. the polls were clear. new yorkers felt unsafe and the numbers showed that they were unsafe. now, if we want to ignore what the everyday public is stating, it s up to them. i m on the subways, i walk the streets. i speak to everyday working class people. and they were concerned about safety. we zeroed in on that, unprecedented, historic numbers of felony arrests, removal of guns on our streets, closing homicide cases. we have a recidivism problem in new york. and far too many people, it s about 2,000 people were repeatedly catched, released, repeat, in crimes. if we don t take them off our streets, they ll continue to prey on innocent people. i wonder what i know new york city and washington, d.c. are very different, because you have your own ability to rule here, basically, in d.c. has a situation where congress can
new yorkers felt unsafe and the numbers showed that they were unsafe. now, if we want to ignore what the everyday public is stating then that s up to them. i m on the subways. i walk the streets and speak to everyday working-class people and they were concerned about safety. we zeroed in on that, and unprecedented, historic numbers of felony arrests and removal of guns on our streets and closing homicide cases. we have a recidivism problem in new york, and far too many people, and it s about 2,000 people who are repeatedly catch, release, repeat in crimes and if we don t take them off our streets they will continue to prey on innocent people. i wonder what new york city and washington, d. chc., are ve different because you have your own ability to rule in d.c. has a situation where congress can override a bill and it sounds like sounds like the president might sign a