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Part of that work, her office's investigation into potential fraud at the trump organization. james seeks to depose donald trump early next year. the on january 7th at her new york office as part of a civil text fraud investigation into whether his company gave fraudulent evaluation. the trump organization released a statement calling it another political witch hunt investigating trump. an attorney says the former president who has not been accused of any wrong-doing will fight it in court. >> joining now is david farenthol. good morning, what did you read

Own credibility is a different conversation whether people actually believe that is entirely different matter. i do not expect him to give up much if he everyone shows up on january 6th. >> people are expecting new york state are perhaps to file a tough charge against donald trump for inflating his words and bank fraud, but the only charges we have gotten is against the cfo for not paying taxes on benefits given to him. as far as targeting donald trump for decades of wrong doing. that seems to be weak sauce for a lot of observers. is there any suggestions there are more charges to be coming? >...

The ag's office, was reported before, was looking into whether to file a civil suit against the trump organization as of now. we should note the former president himself has not been accused of wrong doing. the attorney general announced she is suspending her campaign for governor. she's running for re-election in her current job instead. it's good to see all of you. tom, talk a little bit more about what we've learned about why james wants to depose trump. >> right, hallie. this is tied to this ongoing civil and criminal investigation, criminal investigation quarterbacked by cy vance. and the...

Prosecutors do you believe mark meadows faces any kind of legal jeopardy here? >> i don't want to comment on the that that's another issue others are raising. they're making assertion of the fifth amendment and if that is used generally, that's one thing. if witnesses feel their testimony could lead to exposure of criminal wrong-doing on their part, stay there a right to assert the fifth. on the other hand they can't use the fifth as pre text to cover up for the former president. so we're trying to separate valid claims, the fifth amendment from those that are on their faces a pre text and i d...

Stone or steve bannon or steven miller or any of these yahoos actually had a coach of defense. they would wasn't to show the facts but they are hiding from the facts. that's something i think the american people why they may not think of it in those terms everyday while this goes on. they're going to realized if there are no evidence of wrong doing, why are these people not cooperating. >> americans don't like chaos. that's another reason why. you look at the kyle rittenhouse verdict. you follow the thinking of david french, yes, he was not guilty. the yur ri found him not guilty. the prosecut...