Don Jr. and Eric Trump arrive at court flashing thumbs-up signs as they take ... trends now
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump arrived at court on Thursday wearing matching blue ties and flashing thumbs-up signs.
The brothers are both giving evidence today in a $250 million civil fraud trial involving their father's business, the Trump Organization.
Judge Arthur Engoron has already ruled that the ex-president, Don Jr. and Eric, and the real estate company, fraudulently inflated the values of its properties to secure favorable terms on loans.
Don Jr., 45, took the stand for a second day on Thursday.
He acknowledged he had signed financial documents that the judge has ruled were fraudulent.
However, he suggested the blame lay with others who worked on the documents.
Eric Trump (L) and Donald Trump Jr. (R) arrive at court in New York
Eric Trump gives a thumbs-up before taking the stand
There were more thumbs-ups from Don Jr. as he entered court
Don Jr. said he relied on accountants within the Trump Organization, and outside firm Mazars, to ensure that financial estimates relating to Trump properties and other assets were accurate.
'They had more information and details on all of this than I would have,' he said. 'That's why we have accountants.'
The financial documents are at the heart of the trial, which threatens to undermine the Trump family's property empire.
Don Jr.'s testimony concluded shortly before lunch and his brother Eric was expected to follow him on the witness stand.
The two brothers took control of the Trump Organization in
