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Fine, correct? what is at stake is the level of the fine. correct? fine, correct? that s right. the udue is fine, correct? that s right. the judge is looking fine, correct? that s right. the judge is looking at fine, correct? that s right. the judge is looking at six - fine, correct? that s right. the judge is looking at six other. judge is looking at six other counts, looking at it intends in terms of conspiracy, falsifying business records. but but the real thrust of this case was already decided by this ruling that the trump organisation committed fraud. what we saw actually go up after ten weeks of testimony with the attorney general raising the stakes. originally she asked for $250 million in a fine, she now wants $370 million in fines. so we ll see what thejudge has $370 million in fines. so we ll see what the judge has to say about that. she s also trying to ban trump permanently from ever doing business in new york again. what s been really interesting question, and even ....
Ofjustice, which he described as highly partisan and very corrupt. live now to washington where we can speak to correspondent sean dilley for more on this. what is donald trump s problem with thisjudge? what is donald trump s problem with this udue? a , what is donald trump s problem with this udue? , , , , thisjudge? many problems, but this would appear thisjudge? many problems, but this would appear to thisjudge? many problems, but this would appear to relate thisjudge? many problems, but this would appear to relate specifically i would appear to relate specifically to an attempt by the defence to have more times, to argue against a prosecution application. what the prosecution application. what the prosecution would like is the court to make an order to protect any of the confidential evidence once it is disclosed to donald trump. they say they are concerned that mr trump may make publish the wood public very confidential information including grand jury transcripts, he is a ....
Don t expect to see him in handcuffs, by the way. two men walked past and said what about president biden, what about his son? they should be locked up as well. we re seeing those polarisations already on the eve of his arraignment. already on the eve of his arraignment. already on the eve of his arraiunment. ~ . .., ,, already on the eve of his arraiunment. ~ . u, ,, , arraignment. what can you tell us about the judge arraignment. what can you tell us about the judge in arraignment. what can you tell us about the judge in this arraignment. what can you tell us about the judge in this case? - arraignment. what can you tell us about the judge in this case? so, | about the udge in this case? so, the udue about the judge in this case? so, the judge - about the judge in this case? ’srr, the judge this is really about the judge in this case? srr, the judge this is really and thejudge this is really and interesting i think there ll be a of focus on the judge, who was app ....
What we might expect tomorrow. at four o clock tomorrow in washington, dc at the federal court building, which is only a few streets away from the capitol, events in and around which will form pretty much the centrepiece of the case against donald trump, the man himself will appear to answer the charges of what the americans call an arraignment. he will therefore be formally charged with those four counts that were unveiled yesterday. he will give his name and is expected, quite strongly, that he will plead not guilty. after that, the proceedings will be pretty much over, he will not be detained in custody, it is not thought he will have any sort of mugshot or fingerprints taken. but have any sort of mugshot or fingerprints taken. have any sort of mugshot or fingerprints taken. but jack smith, the secial fingerprints taken. but jack smith, the special counsel, fingerprints taken. but jack smith, the special counsel, made - fingerprints taken. but jack smith, the special counsel, mad ....
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