Trump-Hating Judge Engoron Exposed For Strange Online Hobby

Judge Engoron, overseeing President Trump’s New York fraud trail, was just exposed for an odd hobby of his.

Yesterday, President Trump testified in court relating to his fraud trial.

Judge Engoron grew increasingly irritated with President Trump’s answers.

This is likely due to his frustration that President Trump’s testimony spells trouble for the narrative that Judge Engoron was trying to spin.

You can read the full transcript of the testimony here:

Judge Engoron Throws A Fit As President Trump Takes The Stand [Read The Transcript Here]

Since the beginning of the trial, many have felt uneased by the bizarre-looking Judge.

His unprofessional demeanor during the NY fraud trial led to more suspicion.

Collin Rugg on X exposed Judge Engoron's strange hobby.

Check out their post here:

BREAKING: The judge presiding over Trump's NYC trial appears to have a peculiar hobby of posting half-naked photos of himself on a high school alumni newsletter he controls as reported on by @MarcoPolo501c3.

The 74-year-old judge Arthur Engoron appeared to even post a… pic.twitter.com/JW2ArmxzzN

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 7, 2023

Judge Engoron has taken a liking to spreading his half-naked photos in a high school alum newsletter.

People online share images of their bodies; it's just the nature of social media now.

However, it's odd that the very aged Judge Engoron is sharing the pictures in a high school alum newsletter.

It paints the picture that Judge Engoron likes attention.

We know this from the NY fraud trial.

Judge Engoron smiles strangely at the camera and seems to enjoy belittling President Trump.

Good grief!! If Judge Engoron posts this kind of repulsive trash on purpose…. What could he be hiding on his hard drive?

He’s one creepy dude. pic.twitter.com/lfKvA4yliy

— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) November 7, 2023

Fox News covered more on Judge Engoron's inappropriate responses during the trial:

Wallace went on to ask additional questions, but Trump continued speaking.

Engoron fired back at Kise, "Can you control your client? This is not a political rally; this is a courtroom"

"I’ve asked the witness several times to answer the questions," he said. "Maybe you should have a talk with him right now."

Kise said some questions "call for narratives."

Later, Engoron slammed Trump, saying, "In addition to not answering, you’re repetitive…Mr. Kise, can you control your client?"

Kise argued that the questions are not "tight" questions, and that Trump is not a lawyer.

Trump's attorney, Alina Habba, hopes the case can be dismissed due to a mistrial.

If not, I hope the higher courts can see this and recognize that a great injustice has been served.

Before Judge Engoron even finished the trial, he predetermined that President Trump was guilty of fraud.

This kangaroo court can not end sooner.