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