I was getting to that. He told Costello in a raised voice when he told the jury to leave.

Mr. Costello, you're to remain seated. The jury leaves. Then Costello, after another sustained objection,

Costello rolls his eyes, lets out an audible sigh,

side glances the judge.

The judge says, I want to discuss proper decorum in my courtroom. The judge says you don't give me a

side eye and you don't roll your eyes. The judge says when there's a witness

on the stand if you don't like my ruling you don't say geez you don't say strike it costello holds a long glare at the

judge judge marshan says are you staring me down then the judge says clear

the courtroom there's yelling by security officers at the press to leave. The video is cut. Court security says nobody can come back in.

$2,000. But you paid out less than 50,000.

Were you going to keep the rest of it for yourself?

Cohen one week ago says, that's what I ended up doing.

So he's acknowledging there.

He did skim off the top of this, but the key difference here is how it was framed.

Todd Blanche just put it in pretty black and white terms of the jury saying you stole from the Trump organization.

Yeah, because what prosecutors failed to do is follow with Michael Cohen and said,

just how much did you keep for yourself?

He kept 60% of this for himself.

When you say he kept a little back, he think maybe a few grants.

He kept $30,000 for himself, and then because prosecutors did not, again, even follow up with

that and say, hey, could you see maybe how that could be perceived as stealing?

They allowed Todd Blanche to reveal this to the jury and get their star witness to

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