Bailey has admitted he doesn’t support Trump and said he’s sued the real estate mogul in the past.
He is not connected to any of the cases currently surrounding the ex-president, but has given multiple interviews
offering legal commentary to various media outlets in the wake of Engoron’s decision.
As for Bailey’s connection to the judge, he has been on cases before Engoron “hundreds of times,” he told NBC.
In a second interview with NBC, Bailey doubled down on his story about chatting with Engoron — but seemed to hedge by claiming the two didn’t specifically mention the Trump case and were merely talking generally about the law.
“We didn’t even mention the word Donald Trump,” Bailey claimed to the outlet, according to an article published Wednesday.
“Well, obviously we weren’t talking about the Mets,” he added, seemingly implying he believed Engoron knew what they were referring to.
Bailey maintained neither of them broke any rules.