Trump Falls Asleep In Court?

During the proceedings of his hush money case, Former President Trump addressed allegations of dozing off in court, refuting claims made by reporters who observed him with his eyes closed for extended periods, similar to his demeanor at the trial’s onset.

In a statement shared on his Truth Social platform, Trump rebutted assertions from what he termed the “FAKE NEWS MEDIA,” asserting his attentiveness during what he dubbed the “Crooked D.A.’s Witch Hunt.” He emphasized that his actions of closing his eyes were not indicative of sleep but rather an intensified focus on listening and absorbing the proceedings.

Throughout the day’s proceedings, Trump was repeatedly spotted with his eyes shut, a behavior noted even during the jury selection phase. Reports detailed instances where Trump’s head drooped, and his mouth hung open, suggestive of a more relaxed posture.

Notably, The New York Times recounted an incident where Trump’s attorney passed him notes, prompting a sudden alertness from the former president.

The episode garnered ridicule from Democrats and late-night hosts, who seized upon the opportunity to lampoon Trump’s courtroom demeanor.

The day’s testimonies included appearances from key figures such as Keith Davidson, the attorney representing Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, central figures in the case. Following Davidson was Doug Daus, a seasoned forensic analyst from the district attorney’s office, who provided further insight into the proceedings.

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