Speaker 1: A completely insane day in court yesterday for the failed former President Donald
Trump. A visibly neon orange Trump stormed out of the courtroom wildly triggered by the testimony
of his own former lawyer, Michael Cohen. Then find another 10,000 for violating a gag order by
Judge and Goran tried to bring them to the stand and Trump just wanders out. This is nuts. And we
have video, so look at what happened, the Hill reports. Trump leaves courtroom in a huff after
Cohen contradicts testimony in New York fraud trial. The second day of Michael Cohen's testimony
was suddenly overshadowed Wednesday when a judge asked former Trump to a former President Trump to
take the witness stand to discuss the violation of a gag order in which the former president was
asked not to speak about anyone overseeing the case for fear of death threats. Trump was fined
another ten grand shortly thereafter, with the judge citing statements Trump made to the media.
Trump ultimately left the courtroom in a huff after Michael Cohen appeared to contradict his
testimony on whether he had ever ordered he was ever ordered to inflate Trump's assets. This is
truly incredible stuff. Truly, truly incredible stuff. So let's go to the first video. Here is
Trump storming out breathlessly, neon orange. We don't know why. I guess now he's changed color.
Maybe it's dark lighting in the court and he wants to be more orange. Look at this insanity.
This is the former president storming out of a court after being fined 10-K and flipping out
as his former lawyer testifies. Speaker 5: Look at this. 30
witnesses, including at least one former. And the judge in this trial read things.
Speaker 1: The witness just admitted that we won this trial. That's not the role of a witness.
Witnesses just testify and the judge should end the trial immediately. Trump giving another
statement in which he was asked about all of the different plea deals that co-defendants are taking
down in Georgia. Trump just sort of acts like I don't really know much about it, but it doesn't
have anything to do with me. Why are more. Speaker 5: Have you been monitoring your
other cases? And what do you think about so many of these more muscular sentences
with somebody like Secretary Powell and others that are now saying, yes, well,
we're offering a deal and they're taking deals, But from what I understand, they're saying nothing
bad about me at all. But I think a lot of people have been under investigation for years by this
and they don't go after the people that break the election and stole the election. They go
after people that have been trying to find out who rig it and who steals. And a lot of
people know that answer. And if you look at the polls on the subject, the public believes very
strongly that the election was rigged and stolen. Somebody's gonna have to do it for years. Any one
of a number of people for years and years. Speaker 1: All right. So it's the same stuff
on repeat. But essentially, Trump is saying he's not worried at all about the fact that everybody
else so far who is who has seen their case adjudicated in Georgia has taken a plea and has
pleaded guilty. Then here is Donald Trump, bright orange appearing to violate the gag order. Again,
Trump simply will not stop attacking the people that the gag order says you're not
supposed to attack. He's been fined $5,000. He's now been fined $10,000. He probably
should be jailed at this point for violating the gag order. But here is Trump once again.
Speaker 5: The judge should have never been right. But if we had a jury, it would have been fair,
at least even if it was somewhat negative, because no negative. But this judge will assist
judges. Very partizan judge with a person who's very partizan sitting alongside him.
Speaker 1: This is a very partizan judge with someone who's very partizan sitting
alongside of him. Now, this is obviously about Judge and Gordon's clerk. Trump has
already been admonished. Do not talk about her. Do not talk about her. Later, Trump,
I guess, claims to say he was referring to Michael Cohen as the person sitting next
to the judge. It makes no sense. No, no serious person would believe that's what Trump meant here.
Speaker 5: That's even much more partizan than he is. So we are doing very well. The facts
speaking very loud. He's a totally discredited witness. And you haven't seen anything yet. This
goes over. Totally discredited witness. Speaker 1: All right. So Trump, again,
appearing to violate the limited gag order, certainly even if you believe that he was
talking about Michael Cohen and not the cleric, he is attacking the judge once again. Trump then
starts making this argument, Oh, no, no, I didn't I wasn't referring to the clerk.
Speaker 5: Happening time before. Wow. It happened in both parties before I can leave the
conversation period. But I can't tell you how the gag order. No, really referring to the quarry with
respect to why it is very important, no matter. Speaker 3: Where you think about certain things.
Speaker 5: Like look, any other questions? Speaker 1: I guess Trump not not not liking not
liking that question. And then we did hear from Michael Cohen. Here is Michael Cohen giving his
thoughts after testimony. This was shortly after 4 p.m. New York time yesterday. Michael Cohen,
finishing the second day of testimony, asked what did you see in Trump? And Cohen says,
I see a defeated man. That's what I see when you. Speaker 2: Look at it in the eye. Michael,
what did you see? I saw a defeated man. I saw somebody that knows that it's the end
of the Trump organization already found guilty of fraud. The license will ultimately be taken.
And now this entire case is merely about how much this is merely about how much disgorgement
the attorney general will be seeking. Speaker 1: That's right. Disgorgement.
An important legal term, which I actually had to look up. I just from the term I thought it might
have meant something completely different when it comes to Trump and just being super swollen. But
it doesn't it has to do with the criminal, rather the financial penalties that would be required of
Trump. So, listen, this is this is where we are right now. And if you think this is wild and it
is I mean, Trump storming out of court, being fined multiple times and threatened with jail
for violating a gag order, his own former lawyer sitting feet away from him and testifying and the
drama and Trump's own lawyers taking guilty pleas in other criminal trials. This is like nothing we
have ever seen before. It's like nothing I've covered before. It's like nothing that even I
mean, it wasn't seven years ago. I don't know that anyone would have even imagined this. We imagined
incompetent leadership. We imagine being a joke globally because of Trump as president, but I
don't know that any of us imagined this. But this is where we are. And if you think this is nuts,
which it is, just wait until the criminal trials start. Because right now Trump is sitting there
and he's getting flustered and he's in a huff and he's getting mad because at the tail end of this,
he may be told, you've got to cough up a bunch of money because of what you did,
because this is a civil trial in the four criminal trials. It's going to be Trump
realizing what these witnesses are saying could put me in prison for life based on his health and
age and the number of charges and the penalties for many of those charges. So whatever behavior
we see Trump exhibit during this civil trial is only a shade of a preview of what Trump is going
to be doing during the criminal trials, which to the extent that they are televised and the extent
that we can bring them to you live. I certainly plan to hard to imagine anything more historic
than the multiple criminal trials of a former president. So that's where we are right now. Now,
we had great GDP numbers released this morning. I do want to talk about them because this is
actually a big, big story. And the reaction to it has been also an interesting element
of this. So let's take a quick break. Hit that subscribe button on YouTube,
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