Donald Trump’s son Eric Trump was back on the stand Friday for roughly an hour in his second day of testimony in the New York civil fraud case against him, his family and their business. The New York attorney general’s office pressed Eric Trump and his brother Donald Trump Jr. in tense exchanges this week about their knowledge of and involvement with the financial documents at the center of the $250 million lawsuit. The attorney general’s lawyers presented evidence intended to challenge claims that the brothers were not involved with the former president’s statements of financial condition. Trump's adult sons are accused in the lawsuit of knowingly participating in a scheme to inflate their father’s net worth to obtain financial benefits like better loan and insurance policy terms. The case is civil, not criminal, but threatens Donald Trump's business in New York. The former president is scheduled to testify on Monday. Our live coverage has ended. Read more about today's developments in the posts below. READ MORE Takeaways from Michael Cohen's long-awaited faceoff with Trump in court By Jeremy Herb and Lauren del Valle, CNN Trump rages as former acolytes turn against him under legal heat Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN Guilty pleas from ex-Trump attorneys deal blow to right-wing media outlets that amplified election lies By Oliver Darcy, CNN Business 'Very unusual': Honig breaks down judge fining Trump All Catch Up 13 Posts Sort byLatestLatestLatestOldestOldest 8... source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiUmh0dHBzOi8vd3d3LmNubi5jb20vcG9saXRpY3MvbGl2ZS1uZXdzL3RydW1wLWNpdmlsLWZyYXVkLXRyaWFsLTExLTAzLTIzL2luZGV4Lmh0bWzSAQA?oc=5
