He sat in judgment of contestants during a 15-season run of 'The Apprentice' and now 'The Donald' himself will be judged, not by adoring fans, but by a Manhattan jury.
Trump finds himself in the drab 100 Centre Street courthouse, among police and few supporters, facing trial without delays. He sits where others accused of various crimes sat.
Like past defendants, Trump feels the case is rigged, unfair, and fast-paced. However, the jury at 100 Centre is actually more like his peers, compared to usual cases.
The trial proceeds for Trump at 100 Centre Street, similar to others facing criminal charges. The judge, Juan Merchan, ensures the trial moves forward without delays or disruptions.
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