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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