Trump reportedly fell asleep at multiple points during the first two days of his criminal trial in New York City.
Former President Donald Trump is showing 'contempt' for his jurors just days after his New York criminal trial began, according to his estranged niece Mary Trump.The former president's hush-money trial in Manhattan, where he has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, began with jury selection on Monday. By the end of Tuesday, seven of a total 18 required jurors had been selected. The trial is in recess on Wednesdays.
''Donald may be tired, he may be medicated, but regardless, what message does it send everybody else in the courtroom that he can't be bothered to keep his eyes open?' Mary Trump wrote.
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