Thanks as always for the post, Rhiannon12866!

Not only the experience, but the emotional climate.

He described his experience and what happened today in the courtroom perfectly.

He was the littlest guy at the table, all shrunk like a really old person.

This was indeed a very good segment. I looked up that courtroom artist. She’s an interesting person and her work is very unusual.

And he has said in the past that TFG had gone after him - but how many hundreds of people does he consider enemies and how many has he sued??

As for the courtroom artist, I hadn't seen her before, but she had an interaction with TFG as well and witnessed his silent confrontation with Lawrence. Earlier this week MSNBC had another courtroom artist on, an older woman whose work has to be the sketches we regularly see. And they are both quite interesting, but I don't envy them one bit!

Trying hard to remember what she said.

It’s a very unusual job and I think it would be quite an achievement to see your interpretation shown to millions. But wow, the way they describe that courtroom, I don’t think I’d want to be there too long.

And the first courtroom artist said she was overwhelmed with all the drawings she had to do the day she was interviewed - and, like you said, millions see her sketches. She is also a very valuable asset - she's our eyes on that courtroom.

about the economy and how people can't afford groceries and housing.

But, it is a really good segment by Lawrence.

I really hope this trial convinces enough voters if trump loses. he would probably get some sort of probation.

And I agree that this was one of Lawrence's best! BTW, he'll be in court again on Friday.

Restrictions on his behavior.

Probation would be an exercise in futility.

The very idea is a laugh. Probation from what? Overthrowing established governments?

It would all be replaced with trump State Propaganda.