Corroboration Is Extensive in Manafort Trial, Former Prosecutor Says

The transcript discusses the challenges of maintaining witness credibility in a trial, focusing on the importance of corroboration through evidence and other witnesses. It highlights the prosecution's strategy in presenting a strong case against Manafort, despite clashes with Judge Ellis. The discussion also touches on the broader context of the Russian investigation and Manafort's potential role in it. Finally, it explores Manafort's legal options and the possibility of a deal with prosecutors.

What are the implications of President Trump's name coming up during the trial?

How might Paul Manafort's potential conviction affect his relationship with the government?

What challenges do prosecutors face when trying to flip a witness like Manafort?