Admits to lying to the judge...
Thought telling the truth would cost him his job 😲
trumpanzees can't help themselves...they're liars by nature
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-firm-fraud-trial-sees-004806931.html
Trump Firm’s Fraud Trial Sees Drama as Witness Declared Hostile
The ruling, which prosecutors had unsuccessfully sought earlier in the trial, gives them more latitude in questioning Controller Jeffrey McConney, their own witness but one who so far hasn’t been very helpful to them.
Armed with the ruling, Assistant District Attorney Joshua Steinglass was free to needle McConney, and went on the attack.
“Did you ever say to Donald Trump, ‘Hey, the CFO is making me commit fraud?’” Steinglass asked, referring to longtime Trump Organization chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg.
“No,” McConney said, adding later that he was just following the directives of Weisselberg, who was his boss.
“I thought if I refused or started fighting back, I’d probably lose my job,” he said.
‘Unbelievably Evasive’
Prosecutors with Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office are trying to show that allegedly abusive tax practices at the Trump companies weren’t a secret scheme hatched by McConney and Weisselberg, as the defense contends, but part of the firm’s business practices. Trump himself, who isn’t charged, has called the trial a baseless vendetta.
Thought telling the truth would cost him his job 😲
trumpanzees can't help themselves...they're liars by nature
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-firm-fraud-trial-sees-004806931.html
Trump Firm’s Fraud Trial Sees Drama as Witness Declared Hostile
The ruling, which prosecutors had unsuccessfully sought earlier in the trial, gives them more latitude in questioning Controller Jeffrey McConney, their own witness but one who so far hasn’t been very helpful to them.
Armed with the ruling, Assistant District Attorney Joshua Steinglass was free to needle McConney, and went on the attack.
“Did you ever say to Donald Trump, ‘Hey, the CFO is making me commit fraud?’” Steinglass asked, referring to longtime Trump Organization chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg.
“No,” McConney said, adding later that he was just following the directives of Weisselberg, who was his boss.
“I thought if I refused or started fighting back, I’d probably lose my job,” he said.
‘Unbelievably Evasive’
Prosecutors with Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office are trying to show that allegedly abusive tax practices at the Trump companies weren’t a secret scheme hatched by McConney and Weisselberg, as the defense contends, but part of the firm’s business practices. Trump himself, who isn’t charged, has called the trial a baseless vendetta.