Trump's long trial began Monday—and Trump decided to show up to display his discontent.
appeared in a New York courtroom for the start of a bank fraud trial that has already sentenced his real estate empire to death.
But the trial will continue anyway, as the AG is still seeking to punish the Trump family and top executives by pounding them with $250 million or more in fines. Although Trump was not required to appear in person this week, he ran the risk of being found in contempt of court in yet another court case—against his former lawyer, Michael Cohen. He claimed to be unavailable for depositions on Monday and Tuesday in that case, citing the AG’s bank fraud trial, so he is expected to appear both days in New York City.
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