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>> let me ask you new york state judge holding trump in contempt of court for not turning over document to see the state attorney general, ordered to pay $10,000 a day until he complies with the subpoena. do you think this is going to get to cop up these documents? >> well, don, this is actually a real consequence. i know there are rare, when it comes to donald trump, but you really can't mess around with a contempt order. really, donald trump only had as a few options, one can pay $10,000 a day in perpetrator duty and even for rich or reportedly rich people, adds up quick, 3.5 million a year,...

Judge's orders and that he was doing what was asked of him. we know that that's not true. because he didn't even sign the affidavit which basically said that he was in compliance. so the fact that he is saying that, it is part of what was presented to the attorney general's office, and it is a clear indication that indicatiot very likely that an attempt to appeal this is going to be successful. now, what it means going forward is that either he is going to pay a very, very hefty fine, or the judge can seek additional measures in terms of trying to enforce the subpoena. and i'm sorry, the conte...

Overturn a contempt order so he's in a tough spot here. not going to be able to delay and foot drag and worm his way out of this. >> eli honig, thank you very much sir, appreciate it. enjohnny depp wrapping up testimony in his 50 million defamation suit against amber heard, what he s said, next wp the sleep number 360® smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360® smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay c...

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