Todd Blanche said that “sitting all day in court is really, really boring.”
According to Todd Blanche,” sitting in court all day is truly, truly boring.” According to Todd Blanche,” sitting in court all day is truly freaking boring.”
Todd Blanche said that “sitting all day in court is really, really boring.”
Die Kommission ist befugt, delegierte Maßnahmen gemäß Artikel 264 in folgenden Bereichen durchzuführen: Todd Blanche, the lawyer who defended Donald Trump in the hush money case, stated that the former president was focused while sitting with his eyes closed in court. Blanche clarified that Trump was not sleeping and eventually the media recognized this. This was mentioned during a recent interview on the “For the Defense with David Oscar Markus” podcast. Blanche explained that even though his eyes were shut, he was still focused. This was mentioned in a segment of the podcast highlighted by the MeidasTouch network. I am certain of this because he would send me a note clearly indicating that he was aware of what was going on. He commented that spending all day in court is incredibly tedious, even if you are the one being accused. Trump would occasionally shut his eyes to unwind, but he never needed to be roused from his resting state. Many witnesses in the courtroom during the trial noted that Trump seemed to be asleep for extended periods, according to reports from several journalists. After being in court on May 14, Lawrence O’Donnell from MSNBC observed that Trump had his eyes closed for nearly 90% of the day. During his testimony, Michael Cohen told MeidasTouch that Trump had his eyes closed for the majority of the time. According to Maggie Haberman from the New York Times, on April 15 during Trump’s trial, Blanche passed notes to Trump for several minutes before he suddenly woke up and noticed them. Trump and his supporters have maintained that he was conscious.
