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1:18:28Now PlayingMegyn Kelly is joined by attorneys Arthur Aidala and Mark Eiglarsh to discuss the closing arguments in the Trump business records trial, what the jury is tasked with as they begin deliberations, the outrageous tactics of the prosecution to hide the supposed "underlying crime," how the U.S. Constitution should come before New York law, whether Judge Merchan is biased and at fault, the prosecution’s flimsy argument against Trump, the ridiculous tactics being used by the prosecution to hide their case from the defense and jury, why Trump likely had no idea about how the records were documented, even CNN questioning whether the prosecution actually proved the case against Trump, why it matters whether Trump had knowledge about the supposed crime, the exact jury instructions, how they fail to address some key elements of the case, and more.
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