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    Trump on trial: What to know as case moves toward pivotal witness

    by Peter Grier May 09, 2024 5 minutes

    This week porn star Stormy Daniels provided some of the most explosive testimony yet in former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial in a Manhattan courtroom.

    Under oath, and in front of a jury, Ms. Daniels described in vivid detail her alleged sexual encounter with Mr. Trump during a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, in 2006 – something the former president has publicly denied ever occurred.

    But for all the drama of her testimony and cross-examination by Trump attorneys, Ms. Daniels was something of a preliminary witness. 

    The trial is now barreling toward what may be the most confrontational and legally important moment yet: the appearance of former Trump personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen on the stand.

    Mr. Cohen almost certainly will be the only witness to together.

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