Letitia James

Former FBI agent and Donald Trump foe Peter Strzok fully expects the ex-president to begin throwing people under the bus to save himself.

MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace explained on Wednesday that even his father Fred Trump's legacy wasn't safe from his son – and that his relationship with his own kids will be the same.

Former President Donald Trump took to his Truth Social platform on Wednesday to rage against New York Attorney General Letitia James, who is prosecuting a civil fraud case that could ultimately strip the former president of control of his businesses in the state.

"The Trial in NYC brought by the Racist A.G., Letitia James, who 'convinced' the highly partisan Democrat Judge in charge of the case that Mar-a-Lago is only worth 18 Million Dollars, when it is worth 50 to 100 times that amount, should be dismissed in that Peekaboo and the Judge fraudulently reduced the value of Mar-a-Lago, and other assets, in order to make their FAKE case more viable," Trump wrote. "This is yet another Witch Hunt for purposes of Election Interference."

New York Attorney General Letitia James left the Manhattan courthouse Wednesday to tell the press that Donald Trump had left the building and was not expected to attend any more of his fraud trial.

She addressed his attacks on her and on others, but said that those attacks wouldn't be able to protect him from the consequences of the fraud case.

Donald Trump has appealed a New York judge's ruling that found him and his family's business liable for fraud.

The former president's attorneys filed the appeal Wednesday as he continues to stand trial in a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James accusing Trump, three of his adult children and the Trump Organization of lying for years about the values of their assets for financial benefit, reported Reuters.

Former President Donald Trump entered court for the third day Wednesday as another rant appeared on his personal social media site.

It came after he earned a gag order for a Tuesday attack on the clerk of the judge – which featured a photo from her campaign website and falsely claimed that she was the "girlfriend" of Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY). It infuriated the judge so much that he banned the former president from speaking about any members of the court staff.

Donald Trump drew a rebuke from the judge overseeing his fraud case after he targeted a courthouse staffer online, and MSNBC's Claire McCaskill said that showed how shaken the former president was by the lawsuit threatening his livelihood.

Judge Arthur Engoron, who found last week that New York attorney general Letitia James had proven the fraud claims against Trump and his two adult sons, ordered the ex-president to take down a Truth Social post smearing his clerk and banned him from making additional comments about his staff, and McCaskill told "Morning Joe" his attack was telling.

CNN legal analyst Elliot Williams said that Judge Arthur Engoron may have to threaten to throw former President Donald Trump in prison to get him to comply with a gag order he issued this week.

Engoron hit Trump with a gag order after the former president spread an evidence-free claim that a New York law clerk in Engoron's court is Sen. Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) "girlfriend."

In a post to his website Tuesday, Donald Trump took a direct swipe at the judge overseeing his New York fraud trial in a long post that accused Judge Arthur Engoron of being a "A Far-Left Democrat."

Trump pointed to comments Engoron made in February of last year, where he said Trump is “just a bad guy” in response to a lawyer who argued that the former president was being unfairly singled out by New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Donald Trump put a target on a New York law clerk with a conspiracy theory suggesting Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer is dating her and is rigging the fraud case against the former president.

Trump claimed Tuesday, without citing any evidence, that Alison Greenfield, the principal law clerk to New York Supreme Court justice Arthur Engoron, was the girlfriend of Schumer and accused her of somehow directing the $250 million fraud case filed against him by New York Attorney General Letitia James.