The third week of testimony in Donald Trump's historic criminal trial has come to a close,

setting the stage for what could possibly be the end of the prosecution's case next week.

But not before another high-profile witness, former Trump

fixer Michael Cohen. This week we saw dramatic witness testimony from the

adult film star Stormy Daniels, who would not be intimidated by Donald Trump's lawyers out of telling

her account of the alleged sexual encounter with Donald Trump and the subsequent scheme to buy

her silence.

Today's courtroom testimony did not include any star witnesses, but it was important

in setting the stage for next week.

NBC News reports that the Trump lawyer turned enemy, Michael Cohen Cohen will take the witness stand on Monday.

Cohen was the fixer of the $130,000 hush money payment to Stormy Daniels

before the presidential election of 2016.

Now we began the trial today and continued testimony from Madeline Westerhout,

Trump's former director of Oval Office operations. Madeline remains loyal to Trump despite being fired in 2019 after she reportedly told

reporters that she didn't want to be photographed with Trump's daughter Tiffany because of her weight and she used her

testimony to paint Donald Trump as a really hard-working family man a picture

that was unrecognizable to pretty much anyone else who's ever heard of Donald Trump.

Donald Trump's lawyer, Susan Necklace, sought to establish that Trump's concern about the Stormy Daniel story had to do with his family, but it backfired.

Westerhout agreed that Trump was concerned that the story would upset his family, but she

also said he never actually told her that.

I don't believe he specifically said that,

but I could just tell that the whole situation

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