GATEKEEPER: Here's the latest Trump aide who will be TESTIFYING against him

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : In the wake of last week's revelation that Hope Hicks -- once a trusted top aide to Trump -- will be testifying as the state of New York pursues him for falsifying business records, comes the news that she'll be joined by another former member of his inner circle: Rhona Graff.
46% : Stephanie Bazzle Steph Bazzle is a news writer who covers politics and theocracy, always aiming for a world free from extremism and authoritarianism.
38% : Graff was once known for her role in running interference for her boss, and emails between her and Melania Trump were sought earlier in the investigation, with the notion that they could prove criminal intent.
37% : Other witnesses whom the prosecution will call reportedly include:Jeffrey McConney, a former Trump Organization controller who already testified in a previous case that he helped falsely inflate Trump's net worth; Madeleine Westerhout, Trump's former director of Oval Office operations; and David Pecker, former CEO over the publication of the National Enquirer, which played a catch-and-kill role in negative media about Trump.
34% : The trial is currently set to begin on Monday, April 15, but expect Trump to do everything he can to prevent that from happening in the meantime.
20% : Witnesses in the felony hush money trial of Donald Trump are gradually being revealed, and one significant takeaway is that even the people Trump held as his most closely trusted advisors and insiders are more than willing to come forward.
17% : Trump is accused of directing Cohen to make hush money payments from his own personal funds to Daniels to prevent her from going public with the story of their affair and then falsifying business records to cover up his repayments to Cohen.

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