The discussion revolves around the recent courtroom appearance of former President Donald Trump. In this lively conversation, we delve into Trump's testimony, his characterization of the case as a "scam," and his interactions with the judge and attorneys. We also touch on the attorney general's perspective

Donald Trump testified under oath in a civil fraud case in New York, facing allegations of inflating asset values for favorable loan terms. The $250 million lawsuit, critical to both Trump's business and his 2024 presidential bid, saw him defending disclaimers in his financial statements as protection against fraud accusations. Amid intense questioning about significant discrepancies in property valuations, including his Trump Tower apartment, Trump claimed political motivations behind the trial, a stance echoed in his campaign's fundraising efforts.

Amidst allegations of persistent fraud to gain better terms on real estate loans and insurance policies, former President Donald Trump will testify in a civil fraud trial this Monday. The testimony, part of a case spearheaded by New York's Attorney General, could significantly affect Trump's business endeavors in the state. While this trial is but a precursor to several criminal trials awaiting Trump, it's a pivotal moment that could sway public perception as he campaigns to regain presidency in 2024, making his courtroom conduct and the unfolding legal drama a focal point of national attention.