Former Pres. Trump sat for a deposition at Trump Tower in New York City that lasted 'several hours,' said an attorney for the plaintiffs suing him over an alleged assault.
Former President Donald Trump is facing a number of ongoing state criminal and civil investigations into his conduct both before and during his time in the White House.Former President Donald Trump sat for a deposition Monday at Trump Tower in New York City that lasted"several hours," said an attorney for the plaintiffs suing him over an alleged assault.
The lawsuit stems from a 2015 protest outside Trump Tower that followed then-candidate Trump's comments that Mexican immigrants were criminals and rapists. "Rather than protest peacefully, the plaintiffs intentionally sought to rile up a crowd by blocking the entrance to Trump Tower on 5th Avenue, in the middle of the day, wearing Ku Klux Klan robes and hoods," Trump said in a statement released following the deposition."When security tried to deescalate the situation, they were unfortunately met with taunts and violence from the plaintiffs themselves.
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