Donald Trump's Niece Laughs At His Unexpected Courtroom Exit: 'The Toddler Had Been Given A Time Out!'

Former President Donald Trump's sudden exit from a courtroom during his ongoing fraud trial last week has ignited a flurry of commentary.

What Happened: Notably, his niece, Mary Trump, and SiriusXM host Dean Obeidallah delved into the incident, offering their unique perspectives.

Donald Trump's recent appearance in court was marked by a series of legal challenges, including a $10,000 fine imposed by Judge Arthur Engoron for violating a gag order. In response, Trump abruptly departed, catching many, including his Secret Service detail, off guard.

The incident was a focal point on "The Dean Obeidallah Show," where the hosts shared their insights.

Obeidallah emphasized the judge's swift action in summoning Trump to testify, bypassing the former president's legal counsel. He recounted the judge's apparent disbelief in Trump's statements, suggesting Engoron had deemed them untruthful.

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In response, Mary Trump said, "The toddler had been given a time out! And as you know, he didn’t react particularly well to it."

The duo also pondered Trump's reasons for attending the trial, given his absence from other significant legal proceedings.

Mary Trump proposed that, while he might have initially been present to steer the narrative, Donald Trump most likely remained to attempt to intimidate his ex-lawyer Michael Cohen. She underscored that her uncle's typical intimidation tactics might no longer be effective against individuals like Cohen.

Mary Trump also noted that the former president has seldom, if ever, been in scenarios where he isn't the dominant figure, making this legal experience particularly unsettling for him.

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