Trump Denies Sleeping During Trial, Claims Intense Focus
Amidst widespread media coverage, former President Trump refutes allegations of dozing off in court, framing it as intense listening.
- Trump counters media reports of sleeping during his New York criminal trial, asserting he closes his eyes to concentrate.
- Multiple witnesses and journalists report Trump struggling to stay awake, contrasting his claims of alertness.
- Trump's behavior in court has sparked discussions on his ability to manage stress and focus under legal scrutiny.
- The trial, which involves a hush money scandal, is crucial for Trump as he remains a key figure in the 2024 presidential race.
- Despite legal challenges, Trump continues to engage politically, dismissing the trial's impact on his campaign.