The Danny Cevallos Show

Michael Cohen is probably the last witness in Trump's New York trial

Danny breaks down the much-anticipated testimony of Michael Cohen as the case seems close to the end. 

Stormy Daniels' was good for prosecutors but may be even better for the defense

Explosive testimony from the former adult film star could end up being really good for Donald Trump in the long run. 
But first, a book publisher reads Trump's words back to him ... but wait, are they really his words?
And finally, indefinite delays in another Trump criminal case have a lot of people upset. 

Is the prosecution nervous about Stormy Daniels' testimony?

Trump mixes up his gag order and his right to testify.
Former longtime aid Hope Hicks testifies for the prosecution, but Danny says she really seemed to help the defense. 
And, Danny thinks the prosecution is terrified of Stormy Daniel’s testimony.
Plus, his take on what’s still to come in the first-ever criminal prosecution of a former U.S. President.

Trump could be jailed before his conviction if he can't stop posting.

Former President Donald Trump's first criminal trial stalled while the judge decides his punishment for violating the gag order. Meanwhile, Trump continues to post on social media.
Also, we found out that, wait, Trump's alias, David Dennison, was actually a real person?
Plus, Danny explains why boring witnesses are really important and exciting witnesses may not be ... at least in this case. 
And finally, the accused Idaho killer's alibi that ... he was actually nearby?

A huge criminal case in New York this week that didn’t even involve Donald Trump. Or did it?

Celebrities in the blast radius of Trump's New York hush money trial. 
And this wasn't even the most important Trump court case this week. 
Plus, Harvey Weinstein's New York conviction was overturned and it shocked everyone except Danny. 

A new star witness is born.

Opening statements in former President Donald Trump's first criminal trial were pretty much ... expected. Except for one shocking thing. 
And, the judge presiding over the case ruled that Trump's prior behavior could come into trial if he isn't careful.
Plus, the prosecution's first witness turns out to be a STAR.

We have a jury. But we just might lose it.

The first week of the Trump trial in Manhattan was pretty unexpected. A jury was seated in what seemed like record time. But legal analyst and trial attorney Danny Cevallos isn't confident that it'll stay that way. 
Plus: Manhattan juries turn out to be exactly what you'd think they'd be. 
And, a man sets himself on fire in protest outside the courthouse. Danny says it's a sobering reminder of how serious this all will be. 

A former U.S. President faces criminal trial for the first time in history and ... he falls asleep.

It's day one of the Trump Trial in Manhattan and, hey, what a coincidence, it's also day one of The Danny Cevallos Show!
The first former U.S. President to face criminal trial starts it off by falling asleep. Danny breaks down the last-minute efforts Trump's attorneys are trying. And he discusses the oddities of New York jury selection.
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