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A New York federal judge snapped at a lawyer for Donald Trump on Wednesday after she again asked for a delay in his sex assault defamation trial so the former president could attend his mother-in-law's funeral "I said sit down!" Judge Lewis Kaplan told Trump's lawyer Alina Habba. Habba replied, "I don't like to be spoken [to] like that ... I will not speak to you like that." Kaplan shot back, "It is denied. Sit down." Read more CNBC politics coverage RFK Jr. presidential campaign questioned
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