Trump's Criminal Trial: Prosecutors Make Their Case against Trump

TLDRProsecutors present evidence of uncharged misconduct in Trump's criminal trial. The judge indicates trouble for Trump, saying the evidence is admissible. Trump is unlikely to testify. Jury selection is complete, but concerns arise regarding jury safety and the number of alternates.

Key insights

💼Prosecutors seek to introduce evidence of uncharged misconduct, indicating trouble for Trump.

🤐Judge indicates that the evidence of uncharged misconduct is admissible.

🗣️Trump is unlikely to testify in the trial.

👥Jury selection is complete, but concerns arise regarding jury safety.

🔄Only six alternate jurors are selected, raising concerns about potential replacements.

Q&A

What evidence do prosecutors want to introduce against Trump?

Prosecutors want to introduce evidence of uncharged misconduct, including a civil fraud judgment, findings that Trump lied under oath, and the dissolution of Trump's fraudulent charity.

Will Trump testify in the trial?

It is unlikely that Trump will testify, as he has a history of making promises but not following through.

Is the trial progressing quickly?

Yes, the trial is moving swiftly and efficiently, thanks to the judge's efficiency and fairness.

Are there concerns about jury safety?

Yes, there are concerns about jury safety due to Trump's rhetoric and potential threats. Precautions are being taken to ensure juror safety.

Why are there concerns about the number of alternates?

Only six alternate jurors are selected, which may not be sufficient if regular jurors drop out due to threats or other reasons.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction and reminder of Trump's criminal trial in Manhattan.

00:09Prosecutors seek to introduce evidence of uncharged misconduct.

02:18Judge indicates that the evidence is admissible.

04:51Unlikelihood of Trump testifying in the trial.

06:23Completion of jury selection, but concerns arise regarding jury safety.