Summary:
- Testimony and cross-examination of Michael Cohen in the criminal trial of former President Donald Trump revolves around allegations of hush-money payments to cover up a sexual encounter.
- Experts discuss how Trump’s demeanor, specifically keeping his eyes closed in court, could impact the jury’s perception of his credibility.
- Cohen’s admitted history of lying under oath poses a challenge for the jury and the public in evaluating his testimony.
- Trump’s decision not to testify brings up questions about the impact on the trial’s outcome and the credibility of the proceedings.