All right, there everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York. Twenty two witnesses,

21 days of court. 80 hours of witness testimony later.

The first ever criminal trial of an American ex-president is coming to a close.

A week from right now, the fate of the ex-president and presumptive

Republican presidential nominee could be in the hands of 12 everyday New Yorkers

from all walks of life. The prosecution has one last chance

to hammer home its case against Donald Trump

in closing arguments.

That happens on Tuesday.

And given that the defense put up just two witnesses,

their eight-hour cross-examination of Michael Cohen lasting

four times longer than their entire presentation. Only the Manhattan DA is

wrestling with the challenge of reminding the jury about all the testimony

presented. All that documentary evidence, the bombshell after bombshell after

bombshell that dropped day after day after day over four weeks now.

As a reminder, here's just some of what the jury heard

as told by the press covering it.

The jurors listening intently today

as the former publisher of the National Inquirer

testified about the confidential arrangement made with Trump in 2015 to help his

presidential campaign.

Hope Hicks, one of his former top advisors telling the jury about that now infamous

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