Trump is always Trump: The fraudster ignores the rules of the court

Like the drowning scorpion slipping under the water next to the stung and dying frog, Donald Trump could not help himself to violate an explicit court order and make a political speech when Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron extended him the privilege to say a few words about his civil fraud trial after Trump’s defense lawyer concluded his closing argument Thursday. Engoron warned Trump to stick to the facts and bounds of the case, as he had insisted for days when Trump indicated that he wanted a chance to speak — an agreement that Trump never consented to. And so, after 11 w...