Donald Trump Jr. — the first of Trump's children to testify at the Trump fraud trial in New York — gave a breezy performance in the courtroom on Wednesday, answering questions pertaining to his knowledge of the Trump Organization's financial dealing's in a manner that could be perceived as vague.
When asked by The New York attorney general’s office if he was familiar with accounting standards, such as the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), he responded that "his knowledge of GAAP was limited to what he learned in 'Accounting 101' during college in the 1990s, according to CNN.
