'He is the fraudster, not me': Trump attacks judge for 'hurting my very good children'

Former President Donald Trump again attacked New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron Thursday, calling him a "fraudster" who was "hurting my very good children."

As Trump's son Eric was on the stand in a $250 million fraud trial, the former president spoke out on his Truth Social platform.

"When Judge Arthur Engoron, one of the most overturned, on Appeal, Judges on the 'bench,' stated that a Billion Dollar House is only worth 18 Million Dollars, & made numerous other mistakes, as well, he is the 'Fraudster,' not me," Trump wrote, referring to a valuation of his Mar-a-Lago residence.

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"Engoron is a wacko who is having a great time endlessly sanctioning, fining, & pushing around 'TRUMP,'" Trump continued, "hurting my very good children, & working to damage & defame me for purposes of Interfering with the 2024 Presidential Election, all this while never admonishing our failed & corrupt Attorney General, whose 'Star Witness' admitted he lied, & that I did NOT tell him to inflate values, a total reversal. Their whole case was based on this single LOSER, so it should be dismissed!"

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Earlier in the day, Donald Trump Jr. acknowledged to the court he had signed financial documents that were later declared to be fraudulent. Ivanka Trump was also expected to testify next week, although she has appealed the order.