Million. late last year don trump was once again deposed under oath the first time even depose since leaving the white house. that possession came in a case brought by protesters who said that they were assaulted by trump security at the 2015 campaign rally. in that deposition, trump tried to justify telling his supporters to quote, knock the crap out of protesters, because of dangerous fruit. quote, they were going to throw fruit. we were threatened, we had a threat. it s very dangerous stuff. you can get killed with those things. i want to tap he will be ready because we were put on alert that they were going to do fruit. and some fruit is a lot worse than tomatoes are bad by the way. but it s very dangerous. they were going to hit, they were going to hit very hard. so dangerous. this is how it s gone in the past. every time donald trump had to testify under oath and now
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Get into any more trouble in that criminal case into my businesses in new york. and that s an area in which you got great expertise, the says that trump may have quote, improperly obtained more than $5 million in federal tax benefits for misrepresenting his financial condition. does any of the evidence that is obtained into the new york investigation wind up and federal prosecutors hands? it definitely could. and i think that s all of this is a risk. it s interesting you see that the two of his children didn t take the fifth. with that, you just don t know what they are involvement is. there s a lot behind the curtain, but we just don t know what the evidence is. they decided not to. they had individual counsel. it s maybe that they didn t know a lot. there could ve been some deposition amnesia going on there. but with trump, it s a very real threat, and he was looking at it i think from the proceedings that he is facing and new york city that are criminal, that are very serious.
Only answered one question. and that was his name. he pled the fifth. on every other question he was asked. now the former president isn t the first trump to take this approach with the new york attorney general. back in 2020, trump s adult son, eric, pled the fifth nearly 500 times when questioned by the attorney generals office as part of this case. but trump s other adult children, ivanka, and don jr., were both questioned in the same case. just last week at a court to nbc news, neither of them plead the fifth at any time in their questioning. trump s refusal to answer questions comes as the investigation into his business appears to be zeroing in. according to the associated press, the new attorney generals office is nearing the end of its investigation and quote, could decide to bring a lawful lawsuit, seeking financial penalties against trump or his company, or even a ban on them being involved in certain types of businesses. it was also the matter of the ongoing criminal inves
Tom, major schueman, right quote, zak had become my friend, and confident, tactically, and professionally, zak was the constant i needed. as we walk and talk with local villagers, and patrolled with members of the afghan national army, zak served as interlock for all. because we were working in parallel. because he was literally charged with conveying both my words and their intent. we became almost one person in a sense. zak also shares in the book, in his own words, why he chose to remain an interpreter after several of his colleagues quit because of the taliban s attack. quote, i thought someone had to take a chance for afghanistan. i was not in the afghan national army, but i thought that by using my skills to help people trying to help afghanistan, i was serving my country and building our future. end quote. their story is one of war, courage, and friendship, and it is ongoing. joining us now is active duty marine major tom schueman