Trump 'shot himself in the foot': Expert says court chaos may prove pivotal to prosecution

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : The photograph taken within, I think, seconds of that phone call shows Trump and Schiller together.
40% : And that's, of course, the prosecution's theory all along, which is that Cohen called Schiller in order to talk to Trump and spoke to both of them so.
32% : "You had this judge who time and again bent over backwards for Trump, including to the point of letting Costello poison the jury with his remarks.
20% : But his testimony was derailed when Justice Juan Merchan felt compelled to clear the court and address Costello's questionable witness box antics." Trump might have actually shot himself in the foot if, for whatever reason, there is one juror, or more, who decides not to convict," said Katyal.
5% : "There's a key day, October 24, 2016, where Michael Cohen claims he called Keith Schiller and that led to the so-called Perry Mason moment last week where Trump's lawyer goes, you lied about that call, you were talking to the bodyguard, not Donald Trump.

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