During the ongoing legal proceedings involving Stormy Daniels and former President Donald Trump, Trump's attorney Todd Blanche has raised concerns about the questioning during the trial. Blanche has stated that Judge Juan Merchan indicated that the details of the alleged sexual encounter between Daniels and Trump were not necessary for the case, but the questions persisted.
Blanche argued that there was no valid reason for the government to inquire about the specifics of the alleged encounter. He emphasized that they were caught off guard by the line of questioning, stating, 'We didn't know these questions were coming.'
Blanche further expressed his frustration with the government's persistence in asking about the alleged sexual encounter, despite the judge's indication that such details were not essential to the case. He highlighted the unexpected nature of the questions, noting that they were hearing them for the first time while on the witness stand.
The back-and-forth between Trump's attorney and the government underscores the contentious nature of the trial and the differing perspectives on what information is relevant to the case. As the legal proceedings continue, it remains to be seen how the issue of questioning will be resolved and its impact on the overall outcome of the trial.
