Former President Donald Trump declared that he had a "very good day" after his attorney, Todd Blanche, cross-examined Michael Cohen in a Manhattan hush money trial on Tuesday.
Following the first day of Blanche's cross-examination of Cohen, Trump spoke to reporters outside the courtroom.
"As you know, I'm under a gag order, so I can't really answer those very simple questions that you're asking," he complained. "I'm under a gag order. Nobody's actually seen anything like it."
"And today, we had a very, I think, a very good day in court," the former president continued. "You see what's happening. And you'll have to report it because I can't talk about it too much."
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For nearly 15 minutes, Trump read from a stack of papers quoting right-wing pundits who wrote in support of his defense.
"We'll be back tomorrow," he added. "Again, we had a very good day. I think we're exposing this scam for what it is."
"Are you angry?" one reporter shouted as Trump walked away.
