Both Sides Delivered Closing Arguments at Trump's Trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "This scheme, cooked up by these men, at this time, could very well be what got President Trump elected," he said.
29% : Blanche's calculus is simple: Cohen offered the prosecution's most direct link between Trump and the alleged crime.
24% : The prosecution, represented by Joshua Steinglass, fired back by defending Cohen and weaving a sweeping story of how Trump, with help from Cohen and the tabloid The National Enquirer, sought to bury negative news stories before the election.
23% : So if the jury doesn't believe him, they may have a hard time finding Trump guilty.
21% : He spent three hours attacking the prosecution's case -- which argues that Trump falsified records to cover up a sex scandal -- as "absurd" and "preposterous."
20% : If convicted, Trump faces up to four years in prison.
12% : The prosecutors who charged Donald Trump with 34 felonies and the lawyers defending the former president against the accusations spent all day today delivering their final arguments to the jury of 12 New Yorkers who will soon decide Trump's fate.

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