Trump throws hands in air says he'd 'love it' if a judge booted him...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : I would love it," Trump taunted, cutting the judge off as he theatrically gestured with his hands.
40% : Carroll, who is seeking $10 million in damages from Trump, was the first witness to testify in her case against the real-estate tycoon -- coming face-to-face with him for the first time in court.
36% : During an earlier break in testimony -- when the jury was out of the room -- Carroll's lawyer Shawn Crowley told Kaplan that Trump was "loudly saying things" that the jury might be able to hear.
34% : ""Mr. Trump has a right to be present here but that right can be forfeited if he is disruptive ... or disregards our orders," Manhattan federal Judge Lewis Kaplan warned after first cautioning Trump, 77, to "keep his voice down" when talking to his attorneys.
29% : "When Trump said she was "not my type" Carroll said he really meant "I'm too ugly to assault" -- a sentiment which she said made it hard to get up in the morning."I know I'm old.
26% : Donald Trump threw his hands in the air and said he'd "love it" if the judge at his New York defamation trial threw him out of court for loudly ripping sex abuse accuser E. Jean Carroll as she testified Wednesday.
24% : She sued Trump for defamation after he denied ever knowing her and said she wasn't his "type" -- in a statement to reporters from the White House.
23% : "You can't either," Trump shot back.
22% : But Crowley brought the issue up again before a lunch break, claiming Trump had not heeded Kaplan's instruction and was still loudly muttering during Carroll's testimony.
22% : "I'm here because Donald Trump assaulted me and when asked about it, he denied it," the 80-year-old writer said as she began her testimony in the current case Wednesday.
18% : In May, a jury in a separate case found Trump liable of sexual abuse and defamation and ordered him to pay $5 million in damages.
18% : Trump -- wearing his customary dark blue suit, white shirt and red tied -- glared at his accuser from just a few feet away as she continued, "I am here to get my reputation back and to stop him from telling lies about me.
17% : Carroll in June 2019 went public with her accusation that Trump sexually assaulted her in a Bergdorf Goodman fitting room in 1996.
17% : She recalled being in a hotel room when she received the first death threat on June 21, 2019 -- the same day Trump publicly denied her allegations.

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