Letitia James, the Elected Attorney General of New York, shares her insights on her investigation into the Trump Organization. She talks about the legal hurdles she faces, highlighting how political motivations often target Black women in power. James discusses the broader implications of immigration policies and the economic impact of Trump's tariffs. A staunch defender of civil rights, she emphasizes the necessity of holding leaders accountable while advocating for the rights of New Yorkers, especially those protesting peacefully.
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Investigation Rooted In Evidence
Letitia James says her Trump investigation began from congressional testimony and two years of fact-intensive work.
A court found fraud by Trump and family members but later vacated the monetary penalty as excessive.
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Appeal To Restore Remedies
James says her office will appeal the appellate court's elimination of the fine to the Court of Appeals.
She urges perseverance in pursuing penalties through higher courts when remedies are reduced on appeal.
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Who Knew About Inflated Values
Joy Reid asked whether Trump ever inflated assets for insurance or loans and James answered affirmatively.
James named Weisselberg, Lieberman, and Matthew Calamari as people who know about the valuations.
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