Outfront next, breaking news.

The Trump trial in its fourth hour tonight on closing arguments.

And the final word from the prosecution still going.

How is the jury responding?

Plus guilty, that is what former Trump White House attorney at Outfront regular Ty Cobb is predicting tonight.

He's here with us to tell us why. And a family affair,

Trump's adult children in the courtroom today, except for Ivanka. Where was she? Let's go out front.

And good evening, I'm Erin Burnett. Out front tonight, the breaking news, the prosecution in Trump's

criminal trial is about to resume its closing

argument. They right now are in a very brief break, and it is continuing. We are now going into the

evening as they try to get this done. The prosecutor, Joshua Steinglass, has been speaking for nearly

four hours. It's after the defense had gone for two and a half hours. It's been a long day.

Steinglass for the prosecution right now

laying out his case chronologically as he tries to dismantle Team Trump's arguments. So far,

basically they've tried to take five weeks of testimony from 22 witnesses and put it on an actual

timeline. So that means David Pecker, Hope Hick, Stormy Daniels, and a lot of time, well over an hour today, spent on

Michael Cohen. And the reason that Steinglass did that was that the defense, in their closing

statement, spent much of the time going after Trump's former fixer. Steinglass telling jurors,

quote, we didn't choose Michael Cohen to be our witness.

We didn't pick him up at the witness store. The defendant chose Michael Cohen as his fixer

because he was willing to lie and cheat on his behalf, adding, this case is not about Michael

Cohen. Well, that, of course, is the big question, whether the jury buys that or not.

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