During the trial, defense attorney Todd Blanche revealed that a Trump accountant is expected to testify. Blanche emphasized that the prosecutors are not alleging any wrongdoing on the part of the Trump Organization accounting department employee who handled the Michael Cohen payment records.
Blanche assured jurors that President Trump was not directly involved in the specific transactions detailed in the 34 ledger entries, except for signing the checks. He emphasized that Trump should not be held criminally responsible for actions taken by Cohen years after the fact.
The defense attorney made it clear that there is no evidence to suggest that the employee in question consulted with President Trump regarding the accounting entries. Additionally, the employee's supervisor is not expected to testify that he had any discussions with Trump regarding the matter.
