Painter: If Trump Keeps His Business Empire He Will Be Hit with a Lot of Frivolous Law Suits

PAINTER: "I don't think that it necessarily means anything with respect to the merits of the case, the fact that you settle. These types of suits are filed all the time and sometimes they have merit and sometimes they don't. But the fact of the matter is if he holds onto this business empire he is going to be hit with a lot of these frivolous suits and also some genuine suits. And I don't know whether this one was frivolous or genuine but he's going to have to deal with a lot of it. In Jones v. Clinton, the Supreme Court made it very clear --'
CAMEROTA: "Yes."
PAINTER: "-- that the president could be sued in his personal capacity and he's going to have to deal with that going forward. And I think if he doesn't sell this business empire there's going to be nothing but litigation for the next four years, and we went through that with Bill Clinton and we don't need to have that again."