Stormy Daniels wraps up her second day of testimony with a contentious cross-examination from Donald Trump's legal team.

We'll get expert legal analysis on that and what we can expect in court today.

Meanwhile, the former president in his campaign seemed to be growing concerned about Robert F. Kennedy Jr., based on Donald

Trump's new rant about the third-party candidate on his social media site. Plus, we'll have more

reaction from Capitol Hill to President Biden's decision to withhold some weapons shipments to Israel

over a possible invasion of Rafa.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Friday, May 10th. We made it to Friday,

just barely. I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day with us. We have a lot to get to this morning. And we'll begin with the Donald Trump Hush Money criminal trial, which picks back up later this morning a day

after Stormy Daniels finished taking the stand, testifying more than seven hours over a two-day period.

Yesterday, the defense aggressively tried to poke holes in Daniels credibility,

accusing her of extortion, rehearsing her testimony, and changing her story.

All of which Daniels denied, toe to toe with the defense attorney

with several sharp exchanges. At one point, Daniels said that if she were making up her

sexual encounter with Trump, she would have written a much better story. Also during cross-examination,

Daniels testified that she never spoke to Trump about the $130,000 hush money payment that she received from ex-Trump attorney Michael Cohen,

and that she had no knowledge of whether Trump was aware of or involved in the transaction.

When pressed, Daniels also noted that she did not negotiate directly with Cohen either,

but that her lawyer at the time, a man named Keith Davidson, did so. Following Daniels,

the prosecution called a series of new witnesses. One of them included Trump executive,

Trump Organization Executive Assistant,

Rebecca Monagacchio, who testified about how checks were handled both before and during

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