in the second case, the allegation is that he tried to extort nike for $20 million saying if thee company did not come up with the money, he would go public with claims that nike t was facilitating payments to the families of high school basketball players. in court, as the judge read the four charges, stormy's former lawyer said four times, "100 percent not guilty." and after court he said this to the media, watch. >> for over 20 years, i have represented davids versus goliaths. i am now facing the fight of my life against the ultimate goliath. the trump administration. >> you heard him say he is also confident he will be exonerated. h remember, he is also charged with stealing other client's settlement money, bank fraud, tax fraud, and aggravated identity fraud, just to name a few.it all told, he is looking at a little over 400 years and change in prison. tucker? >> tucker: which may be why