three times. and trump and the justice department representing the office of the president have tried to argue that it only means bribes. no, in the dictionaries from the 18th century, emolument meant any gain, any benefit. and if judge's decision at the very end, page 49, in plain english lays out the manipulations of the government by donald trump, once he became president, so he could keep the old post office, which has become a big money maker for him by people trying to curry favor with the white house. >> the issue is, this judge decided that it can't go forward to figure out, based on this lawsuit, who the president is getting any gain from these businesses, from foreign countries. not a bribe. and you note, this is the first time that a judge has actually distinguished between the two. as the constitution does. >> that's right. and it's important, you know, there is an argument that we've heard from justices like the lake justice scalia, that we need to look at the constitution