Donald Trump's lawyer Todd Blanch committed so many rookie mistakes during the cross-examination of Michael Cohen.

I mean, sure, he got a few shots in here and there, but that's what's supposed to happen on a cross

examination but by all accounts the cross examination was boring it was

meandering Todd Blanche had lost the jury and kind of lost the plot. Let me just

give you a few other perspectives of people who are in the courtroom and intimately

familiar with the day-to-day happenings.

And again, I have multiple sources in the courtroom as well, which is reflected in my reporting.

But like, let's take a look at other sources, like this is Anne Bauer, a great reporter.

She writes, Blanch's cross-examination is over finally.

Folks, I've said it before and I'll say it again.

Todd Blanche, Trump's lawyer, has many gifts as an advocate, but it was a huge mistake on the

part of the defense not to put a meal bove on for this cross-examination.

Blanch landed a few punches, sure, but they were overshadowed by the meandering

circuitous nature of his cross-examination.

It's no surprise that my colleagues in the courtroom today report that some jurors looked

downright bored, rubbing their eyes and shifting their seats.

Adam Classfeld writes, multiple jurors rub their eyes.

Another reporter in the courtroom.

Multiple jurors rub their eyes. others have been resting their heads on their hands,

using their fists or fingers as platforms. They still appear to be paying attention to the evidence.

However, even as the questioning start to drag,

Katie Fang writes, from inside the courtroom we're getting reporting that the jury is having a

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