'He executed us': Alina Habba attacks judge for ruling against 'decent defendant' Trump

Alina Habba, an attorney for Donald Trump, went after New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron on Tuesday because he ruled that her client was liable for damages before his civil fraud trial.

During an interview with right-wing host Charlie Kirk, Habba recalled that the judge had scolded her on Monday after she lost control of Trump on the witness stand.

"And he was cutting off the former president, sitting on the witness stand, cooperating and being a civil, decent defendant who was subpoenaed to come here and get off the campaign trail," the attorney said. "He screamed at me, 'sit down,' in a manner I've never seen, slammed on his desk."

"And it was completely disrespectful," she continued. "And I said it yesterday. I'll say it again. It was unhinged."

Kirk asked Habba if Engoron served as a "judge, jury and executioner" because he was the sole determiner in the case.

"He executed us before we walked into the courtroom," Habba agreed. "He granted a motion before we started the trial saying that we were liable, and he is firm on that."

"We really are in a banana republic in there," she added. "So he already said we're guilty of fraud."

"He is now putting on a show wasting taxpayer dollars, wasting President Trump's money, frankly, because all he wants to do now is get bad evidence out and suppress anybody that's going to put in good evidence. So it's clearly political."

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