Reports from The New York Times and The Guardian indicate that former President Donald Trump appeared tired and visibly unhappy on the first day of his criminal trial in New York. Trump is facing charges related to payments made to Stephanie Clifford, also known as Stormy Daniels, during the 2016 presidential election. Despite describing the trial as “horrific” and “an attack on the United States,” Trump was reportedly seen appearing fatigued and even falling asleep in the courtroom.
The proceedings were covered by reporters from both publications, who observed Trump’s demeanor throughout the trial. The Times reported that Trump watched quietly with irritation, occasionally falling asleep and appearing frustrated. The only moment of levity noted was when Trump laughed at a social media post attacking his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, who admitted to arranging the payment to Clifford. The trial revolves around Trump’s reimbursements to Cohen, forming the central issue of the bribery case.
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