Judge Threatens to Kick Trump out of Court if He Doesn't Shut Up

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : Trump replied he would "love it" if the judge kicked him out.
57% : As Carroll denied this, Trump said, "She got her memory back.
48% : It's only the second day of the trial, and Trump and his team are already at loggerheads with Kaplan.
36% : Trump did not appear at his first trial against Carroll in May, but this time around, he is in the courtroom.
33% : But apparently, Trump didn't feel like waiting to make his side of things heard.
33% : Carroll is seeking at least $10 million in damages from Trump for defaming her in 2019, when she first released her memoir that accused him of sexual assault.
26% : "You just can't control yourself in this circumstance, apparently.""Neither can you," Trump shot back.
24% : Donald Trump was nearly kicked out of his own defamation trial on Wednesday for repeatedly making comments within earshot of the jury, nearly a week before he is allowed to testify.
23% : The trial is to determine how much Trump owes writer E. Jean Carroll in damages for defaming her.
21% : His attorney Alina Habba claimed twice that Carroll has gotten funding for the lawsuit, pushing conspiracy theories that either leftist billionaire George Soros paid her to accuse Trump, or that leftist billionaire Reid Hoffman was paying her legal bills.
20% : "Trump also muttered to Habba that the trial "is a witch hunt" and "really is a con job."
5% : When Carroll's lawyers played a video from 2023 of Trump calling his first trial against Carroll a "witch hunt" and a "disgrace," Trump told Habba, "It's true.
5% : Trump already owes Carroll $5 million after a jury unanimously found Trump liable for sexual abuse and battery against Carroll in the mid-1990s and for defaming her in 2022 while denying the assault

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