Donald Trump has the right to testify in his New York criminal trial. But even if he chooses not to, jurors have already heard from him this week, in a sense. That’s by way of books authored by the former president, which came into evidence just before Stormy Daniels began to testify. Though the adult film star’s appearance dominated Tuesday (she’s due back on the stand Thursday), don’t overlook the importance of this book evidence in the long run. Before Daniels took the stand, the state called... Read this story
