During the defense's closing argument in the courtroom, Todd Blanch highlighted that Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. had signed off on checks to Michael Cohen, questioning why they weren't called as witnesses if they were part of a criminal conspiracy. Blanch effectively pointed out gaps in the prosecution's case, emphasizing the absence of key witnesses and focusing attention on Michael Cohen's credibility issues.
Blanch's strategy seemed to resonate with the jury, who remained attentive throughout the proceedings. The defense's argument aimed to cast doubt on the prosecution's case, particularly regarding the credibility of Cohen as a witness.
