Eric Trump Testifies in Fraud Case, Contradictions Emerge on His Awareness of Trump Organization's Financial Statements
Eric Trump contradicts earlier deposition, acknowledging knowledge of father's financial statements, while Donald Trump Jr. insists brothers relied on accountants' assurances of statement accuracy; Ivanka Trump seeks to pause trial citing "undue hardship".
- Eric Trump, in his testimony, contradicted earlier statements, acknowledging his awareness of his father's financial statements, despite initially claiming he had 'no involvement'.
- Eric Trump was confronted with a series of emails dating back to 2010, demonstrating his understanding of financial statements used for real estate transactions, despite his attempts to differentiate between different financial records.
- Donald Trump Jr., while under testimony, insisted repeatedly that he relied on accountants for the accuracy of financial statements, backing his claim of no involvement in their preparation.
- The Trump Organization reportedly saved $168 million due to favorable loan rates achieved with the help of allegedly fraudulent information.
- Ivanka Trump sought to delay the trial citing 'undue hardship', claiming the requirement for her to testify 'in the middle of a school week' would create difficulties for her.















































































































