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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and a disaster for the prosecution
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in the Trump alleged hush money case in Manhattan. Before we get started, please make sure you like
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comment, share, and subscribe. Those little things really help us out and they help our
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channel continue to grow. Stormy Daniels took the stand yesterday and things were not going
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swimmingly right from the beginning. She tried to crack jokes, she tried to smile with the jury
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the jury was not having it. And then came the cross-examination and Stormy's story started
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to collapse. She started to contradict herself and and she got into these salacious, horrific
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details about Trump's extracurricular life and it was totally unnecessary to the point where the
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judge had to reprimand her and now legal experts are weighing in and they're saying that her
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testimony could actually be the death knell for this entire case. That's how horrific it was
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That's how much she imploded on the witness stand and she's got another day ahead of her
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of testimony and cross-examination. If she thought this was going to be easy, if she thought this was
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going to be just her gravy train coming in so she could keep selling her story and making money
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well she might have just got a hard dose of reality and personally I don't think anybody
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deserves it more than her. I want you to check this video and let me know what you think
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Also as always please remember to like, comment, share and subscribe. It does really help us out
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I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody
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It's hard to stop because you also want people to know what we heard and what we saw and that
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the difficulty is just relaying what's now in the court record. You reported before all this
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started the trial that the hardest part you had heard from sources of what Trump was going to have
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to do as part of this is not necessarily the outcome but just sitting there and listening
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Yeah, that's the process. It is everything from having to be in this really decrepit
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courthouse and courtroom to having to listen to that. That was what a lot of people around Trump
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were very concerned about him sitting through. They weren't positive that Stormy Daniels was
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going to get called but they thought there was a chance of it and they were concerned about what
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level of lurid detail would be gone into. Todd Blanche's argument was this was done just to
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shock. The prosecutors argued otherwise. I think the defense had one of its best days yesterday
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because Susan Nechlis in her cross-examination and she's not done with cross-examination. I'll
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resume tomorrow. She did get some dents into Stormy Daniels' story but does it ultimately
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matter? I don't know because we don't know how the jury is viewing this. At the end of the day
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Stormy Daniels still told the details of that early encounter the way she's told it before
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and the way she has told it in various forums. At the end of the day, that is what underlies
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this case, not other specifics related to who wants to make money or whether that is going to
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be the defense argument is that she is out to get money. I'm not sure that the jury will
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necessarily see Trump as a victim here
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