>> reporter: so after trump's team gave their closing statements then it was the new york attorney general's team. they outlined to the judge trump had committed fraud on his financial statements for ten years beginning in 2011, and they argued the judge should find him and his adult sons liable. wolf? >> kara, what is the new york attorney general saying about all this, and what's the bottom line as far as what's at stake for trump? >> reporter: well, the attorneys in court had argued -- made their argument on the law. and what one of the state attorney generals had said is the court should infer trump acted with intent to defraud arguing about his apartment that was overvalued that they acknowledged was a mistake, but the attorney general said that was screaming evidence of intent to defraud. after the court wrap asked all was said and done, the new york attorney came out to address the cameras. here's what she said. >> this case has never been