How To Watch Donald Trump Fraud Trial: Livestream Options, Time, Channels

Former president Donald Trump‘s fraud trial has commenced. According to NBC News, the former POTUS is facing a $250 million fraud lawsuit, which will be overseen by Judge Arthur Engoron. A 35-page ruling fleshed out the details of Trump’s alleged repeated acts of fraud, which Engoron summed up with the following: “That is a fantasy world, not the real world.”

CNN reported that three months have been set aside for the trial, but due to Ergeron already finding Trump liable for fraud, no exact timeline has been set in stone.

While Trump reportedly has “no speaking role” in today’s portion of the trial, various sources told ABC News that he was expected to attend. The current Republican presidential candidate has reportedly expressed that he is eager to testify.

Potential witnesses include Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump, Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen and various other previous and current Trump Organization employees, per CNN.

Looking to tune in to today’s trial? Read on to find out how to watch Trump’s fraud trial live, including where to stream and when to watch.

Trump Fraud Trial Time: What Time Does Trump Arrive In Court?

The trial began Monday (Oct. 2) at 10 a.m. ET, and will end at 4:30 p.m. ET every day except Fridays, when the trial will adjourn at 1 p.m. ET, per CNN.

How To Livestream Donald Trump’s Fraud Trial:

According to NBC News, the media was denied their request to bring cameras into the courtroom to livestream the trial’s opening statements. Additionally, cameras are not typically allowed in courtrooms due to New York state law, per CBS News. Still photographers were allowed in, but no video coverage has been permitted as of now.

While there is currently no video from inside the courtroom, there are livestreams available on YouTube from outside of the courtroom from outlets such as Reuters and KHOU 11 (a Houston-based CBS affiliate).

Also, various news outlets are conducting live coverage for those interested in reading updates, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, The New York Post, and more.

How To Watch Donald Trump’s Fraud Trial On TV:

A multitude of cable news channels are covering the trial, including CNN, NBC, and FOX. Check your local listings for further information on coverage in your area. You can also watch the trial without cable if you have access to YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or Fubo, all of which include basic cable channels in their line-ups.