Former President Donald Trump takes the witness stand in the $250 million financial fraud lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James that will decide the penalties Trump, his two eldest sons and their family business must pay after being found liable for years of deceptive business practices.
After being sworn in, Trump is questioned about the appointment of his sons and Wisselberg as trustees of a trust established for his benefit,: Engoron has already found the defendants liable for
financial fraud, and the penalties he may impose based on Trump's testimony could threaten the future of the family's business empire in New York.23-year-old woman dead after head-on crash in West Seattle
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