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- This week, the defense in Trump's fraud trial called its first seven witnesses.
- One was Trump's son, two were his friends, and one noted 'glaring' discrepancies in Trump's math.
- At stake is a potential $250 million in penalties and a ban on Trump running a NY business.
Over the past week, lawyers for Donald Trump, his real-estate empire, and his two eldest sons called their first seven witnesses to the stand in the the civil fraud case that seeks to kick them all out of the New York business world for good.
So how'd it go?
Well, the first defense witness in the Manhattan courtroom was Donald Trump, Jr.