If it's Monday, prosecutors in Trump's criminal hush money trial rest their case as

their star witness Michael Cohen wraps up his testimony and Trump's lawyers

call their first witnesses to the

stand with closing arguments now set for next week. Plus a senior

administration official says there's no evidence of foul play after a helicopter kills a helicopter

crash kills Iran's hardline president and foreign minister as the incident

threatens to further inflame tensions in the region.

On the 2024 campaign trail rhetoric ramps up,

as President Biden calls his rival unhinged

and warns he's running for revenge

while former President Trump invokes the electric chair and

repeats baseless claims that he won the 2020 election. Hi there, welcome to meet the press now, I'm Ryan Nobles, and we begin this hour in New York where the

prosecution has just rested in Donald Trump's hush money trial. It came after

yet a fourth day of testimony from former Trump fixer Michael Cohen who's of course

the prosecution star witness. This has defense attorneys continue to attack his

credibility and prosecutors sought to limit the damage caused by those attacks.

During today's cross-examination, Cohen admitted to stealing from the Trump organization

by being reimbursed for more than he paid a tech company.

He also acknowledged having a financial interest in for more than he paid a tech company.

He also acknowledged having a financial interest

in the outcome of this case,

although he testified that he'd profit more

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