The third week of testimony and former President Donald Trump's criminal

hush money trial came to a close today in New York City with prosecutors saying

they may be able to rest their case next week.

William Bringham was in court today.

He joins us now to tell us what he saw and what comes next.

So William, five witnesses took the stand today.

What did jurors hear?

jurors heard a procession of witnesses

talking about some very granular bits of evidence,

like how checks were sent from the Trump organization in New York City down to the

White House and how they got signed by President Trump and then sent back to New York.

How cell phone calls and text messages are recorded and authenticated both by prosecutors and by cell phone companies.

And while some people have been arguing that these are kind of dry, dull technical pieces of evidence,

I mean especially compared to Stormy Daniels over the last couple of days, that's true,

but this is also, these granular details are in essence the core of this case.

This is a case about falsifying business records.

And so those quotidian details are important and they will be in some way what this case lives and dies on.

Still in many ways there's a lot of anticipation looking towards next week when Michael Cohen,

Donald Trump's former lawyer, is expected to testify.

He's considered the prosecution's star witness.

So what are we expecting to hear from him?

Michael Cohen is at the absolute center of this case.

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