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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

The prosecution in the New York-Hush Money trial of Donald Trump nearest the culmination of its case

as the president's former fixer Michael Cohen takes the stand against his old boss.

Meantime, voters in West Virginia and Maryland go to the polls on a primary day

with particular consequences for this fall Senate races. Welcome I'm Kyle

Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We are joined today by my colleagues, columnist

Kim Strassal, and editorial board member, Manet Uguueh Barua. Prosecutors in the New York

trial of Donald Trump told the judge recently that it's possible they could rest their case this week turning things over to the defense after getting testimony from potentially their last big witness, that is Michael Cohen.

He is as a reminder the man who made the $130,000 hush money payment to Stormy Daniels in 2016, who was then reimbursed and then some by Donald Trump

throughout 2017, leading to the business records, the invoices and checks and so forth that

Manhattan District Attorney

Elvin Bragg says were criminally falsified.

Cohen was called to the stand yesterday in the Manhattan courtroom.

It's continuing today, just about to go into cross-examination

as we are taping this.

And Kim, the trial is not televised.

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