Hope Hicks, a former aide to Donald Trump, was called to take the witness stand by prosecutors on Friday in the ongoing criminal hush money trial against the former president.
, was called to take the witness stand by prosecutors on Friday in the ongoing criminal hush money trial against the former president.
Hicks met with Manhattan prosecutors who brought the case against Trump for several hours last year. Because she was involved in so many meetings surrounding the former president, her testimony could bring added depth to the ongoing trial. She told the court on Friday that she hasn’t been in communication with Trump since 2022.
Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo on Friday began to set Hicks up to testify about participating in hey meetings. Hicks acknowledged her role and that she was frequently involved in meetings and traveling in and out of Trump’s office.
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