This podcast episode explores the closing arguments in the criminal case of The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump. It highlights the anticipation surrounding the defense's argument and the significance of closing arguments in a trial. The defense aims to convince the jurors that Trump had no involvement in falsifying business records and attacks the credibility of key witness Michael Cohen. On the other hand, the prosecution presents a structured timeline, relying on various witnesses and documentary evidence to build a strong case against Trump. The episode also mentions the upcoming jury deliberations and the potential outcomes.
