Undeniable Proof: Judge In Trump Trial Must Recuse Himself

Story by David Rufful •15h

Trump Judge: "If juries get it wrong, I can overrule them based on my emotions about the case"

The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s civil trial, Judge Arthur Engoron, should recuse himself from the case due to his deeply held biases and personal conflict of interests.
The left-wing judge argued that makes decisions based on his emotions and overrides juries when they “get it wrong.”

Engoron holds particularly great power over Trump’s case, as the trial is without a jury.

Engoron has also been caught quietly contributing thousands of dollars to Democrats for years.

Records show Engoron has donated over $5,000 to Democrats. He has supported candidates such as former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, former Governor David Paterson, and other state lawmakers.

If lost, Trump would be facing a loss of no less than $250 million.

Behind closed doors, Engoron has donated over $5,000 to Democrats over the years.

A video currently circulating online also reveals Engoron admitting his use of his own “opinion” when judging cases.

“Now, I’m going to say something controversial even though I’m being taped,” he begins.

“Juries get it wrong a lot — that’s my own opinion. I do only civil trials — personal injury cases, contract disputes — but I’ve had situations where, like, ‘Oh, my — heaven’s sake. How could they have thought that?'”

“Well, I have a tool that I can deal with that. It’s called judgment not withstanding the verdict,” he stated.

“I can say there is no possible way that a reasonable jury would have reached that conclusion. Alright, am I following the law, or am I making the law? OK, I’m following the law.

“I’m an impartial referee, but it’s hard to factor out my own emotions. I have tools,” he argued.

Trump recently came after Engoron, calling the Judge a “democrat” “operative” who is running “a rigged court.”