Opening Day Of Donald Trump Civil Fraud Trial Gives A Glimpse Of How Networks May Cover Camera-Less Criminal Proceedings
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deadline.comDonald Trump‘s civil fraud trial started in New York on Monday, with the former president trying to fill the void left by a prohibition on cameras in the proceedings.
Before heading into the courtroom in the morning, he spoke to the media just outside the courtroom, attacking Attorney General Letitia James‘ case and bashing the judge, Arthur Engoron.
After a lunchtime break, Trump gave another angry statement just after he exited. And he did so again while heading back in. “I want to watch this witch hunt myself,” he said.
Fox News carried portions of his remarks live, while CNN and MSNBC used them sparingly, often with correspondents talking over visuals of Trump speaking to reporters.
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