"Control your client!": Judge shuts down Trump's courtroom outburst

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : "Well I think, your honor, this case goes outside the facts," Trump said, according to ABC News.
49% : "Everything Trump wanted to say was said.
45% : Engoron asked Trump, according to NBC News.
43% : "They should pay me for what we've gone through -- reputation and else," Trump said.
40% : Trump also went after New York Attorney General Letitia James.
33% : I've been persecuted by someone running for office," Trump said.
32% : "Engoron kept his head down for the duration of Trump's outburst, according to ABC News, which added that the judge "then held up his phone screen to signal to Trump that he had run out of time for his remarks, then the judge called for a break."
30% : "Trump ignored the judge's instruction, claiming that the case is a "political witch hunt that should be set aside.
20% : Trump attorney Chris Kise asked Judge Arthur Engoron to allow Trump to speak on his own behalf after the judge rescinded permission for the former president to deliver part of his closing argument because Kise objected to preconditions that Trump keep to "relevant" matters.
20% : "Trump referred to a key allegation in the lawsuit, that he tripled the square footage of his Trump Tower penthouse, calling it "an honest mistake.
19% : What's happened here sir is a fraud on me," Trump claimed.
15% : Engoron asked Trump if he would be willing to stick to the facts and the law but Trump launched into a rant without agreeing to the terms.

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