Judge Seeks Clarification on Weisselberg's Alleged Perjury in Trump Fraud Trial

Engoron's inquiry into potential perjury by Trump's former CFO could impact the trial's outcome.

New York Judge Arthur Engoron demands answers after reports suggest former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg may plead guilty to perjury.
Weisselberg's potential perjury plea relates to his testimony in Donald Trump's civil fraud trial, raising questions about the credibility of his defense.
Engoron's inquiry into Weisselberg's truthfulness could impact the final ruling in Trump's fraud case, possibly leading to harsher penalties.
The judge's decision to seek clarification on Weisselberg's alleged perjury underscores the significance of witness credibility in the trial.
Engoron has given Trump's legal team and the New York Attorney General's office until 5 pm on Wednesday to respond to the perjury allegations.