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Donald Trump arrives in NYC court for accounting prof’s testimony in on civil fraud trial
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0:32Now PlayingDonald Trump showed up at a Lower Manhattan courthouse Thursday morning to sit in on the testimony of an accounting expert in the civil fraud trial that threatens the former president’s real estate empire.
Eli Bartov, a professor of accounting at New York University, is “one of the great experts in the country,” Trump, 77, told reporters as he arrived at Manhattan Supreme Court, adding he hoped “you will be able to listen to him.”
The former president delivered a roughly three-minute rant attacking the “very corrupt” trial, the judge and repeating his usual talking point that the case is a “witch hunt” before entering the courtroom around 10 a.m.
Bartov — the last defense witness before Trump himself takes the stand Monday — has countered the claims that the Republican committed fraud by pumping up the worth of his assets, arguing that such valuations are “subjective.”
Trump was set to remain at the 60 Centre St. courthouse at least until the lunch break to observe as his defense attorneys question Bartov.
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