The town hall, which was held by New York Attorney General Letia James on Thursday night, was temporarily confused when President Donald Trump's obvious supporters challenged him to stand up and apologize to the president.
The panelists expressed the points of the leftist talk mostly all night, with the room consisting mainly of anti-Trump individuals, but one of Trump's obvious supporters rose to ask questions to James.
“My question is about Tisch James. Would you like to apologise to President Trump for wasting New York State for millions of dollars and witch trials?” “And how does it feel to know that you're a prison (going) for mortgage fraud?” he added.
The crowd erupted in booing and the man was escorted.
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President Donald Trump and Letitia James have been longtime political enemies. (Applications, Getty)
She didn't respond directly to the man, but James cried out “Thank you” over the crowd.
Democrat James is best known for not only claiming “many acts of fraud and misrepresentation” on his financial statements, but also for filing lawsuits against several of his family members, as well as his peers and businesses.
Trump was ordered to pay $454 million in civil damages, but the fine later fell significantly.
In response, Trump calls James' case a part of the “witch hunt” against him in the taxpayer dime.
The Justice Department then launched a criminal investigation into James.
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James is currently investigating a mortgage fraud allegation. (Jemal Countess/Getty Images for Congressional Black Caucus Foundation)
News from the federal investigation follows a crime introduction from William Pluto, director of the Trump administration's federal housing finance agency. He requested that the DOJ investigate James on accusations that he misrepresented a Virginia single-family home as a major residence in order to obtain more favorable loan terms.
She is also accused of misrepresenting the number of livable units in a multifamily Brooklyn home in order to get better loan terms.
In April, New York lawyer Pierre Debs told Fox News Digital that a criminal referral targeting James would not have happened if she hadn't made Trump in court for years.
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“The Attorney General's case that came to Donald Trump was, honestly, a pure manipulation of the legal system, and it was hilarious,” he said.
“To be totally frank, this is a retaliatory lawsuit brought by the President for what the Attorney General has done to him over the past few years,” he continued. “What never happened in New York history, where certain people were segregated for politically driven purposes.”
Alec Schemmel and Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
