Trump said that the New York City Criminal Court, where he was arraigned last week, was 'also a prison in a sense.'
When contacted byTrump's assertion to Carlson that the workers were sobbing due to his misfortune prompted disbelief and mockery on social media, including suggestions that any crying may have been"tears of joy."
"People who worked at the courthouse were crying because they were happy to see the conman from Queens being arrested,"labor activist Gailen David."One officer even let the door slam into Trump with tears of joy in his eyes." People who worked at the courthouse were crying because they were happy to see the conman from Queens being arrested. One officer even let the door slam into Trump with tears of joy in his eyes.
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