Donald Trump’s trial regarding hush money payments to a porn star is nearing its conclusion, with speculation swirling about whether the former president will testify.
While it’s improbable that Trump will take the stand, his lawyer hinted at the possibility, citing it as a decision under consideration.
Before any potential testimony from Trump, defense lawyers will wrap up their questioning of Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer, who has been a central witness in the case.
Throughout the trial, Trump’s legal team has sought to undermine Cohen’s credibility, highlighting his criminal history and prior convictions.
Cohen, however, has remained composed and focused, standing by his statements and accepting responsibility for his actions.
The trial has attracted significant attention, with Republican lawmakers publicly supporting Trump and denouncing the proceedings as politically motivated.
Trump himself has criticized the trial, lamenting its impact on his election campaign for a second presidential term.
Despite the trial’s focus on salacious details, the charges center on financial records and whether they were falsified to influence the 2016 election.
As the trial approaches its conclusion, the jury will deliberate on the evidence presented, weighing the legal implications of the case.
