But a lot actually happened. Michael cohen was back on the stand finishing his four days of testimony, and trumps lawyers began and ended their case, so we basically in one week saw the d. A. And the defense team both rest, and we saw the Defense Witnesses who at times stumbled. Heres how it played out. The defense wrapped up with Michael Cohen after three days of Cross Examination. It was a grueling three days. The prosecution has now rested its case. The defense has also just now called its first witness. Robert costello back on the stand later this morning after yesterdays fireworks. He was nearly tossed from the witness box and his entire testimony was nearly stricken from the record. An extraordinary moment. His whole attitude on the stand could have the defense team rethinking its strategy of calling him at all. The defense has rested its case after calling just two witnesses, but donald trump did not testify in his own defense. Thats how it went down, and it was actionpacked. Mi
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Unexpected or challenging in stepping into the role of a justice? it had been 25 years since i cooked. and the place i found it small like a family. shannon: one story involved his old boss justice white. when he retired justice ginsburg was his successor. i was asked to help prepare his law clerk manual to give to her in case she might find it useful for her law clerks. 25 years later i get a note in my inbox saying you may remember this. the same law clerk manual. shannon: justice clarence thomas who served since 1991. i have a memory of justice
Now tonight we ll go through all of this with some of the best experts available. here is the first thing to know. the stone indictment is not like any, not like any we ve seen thus far roger stone isn t like any of the other people charged and bob mueller knows it, so he has his reasons for pressing forward with what looks to be a very public rhetorical brawl. stone posted his $250,000 bond and then seized the moment right here you see it, channelling his old boss richard nixon waving his arms in a victory salute in front of the courthouse that s exactly the kind of spectacle that mueller would expect from a defendant who has literally tattooed richard nixon s face on his back today stone attacking the probe, declaring his loyalty to trump and fit in an apparent pardon pun for good measure if you re convicted, do you think the president will pardon you? pardon me do you think the president will pardon you? the only person i have