Trump loses bid for mistrial in hush money case

• "A lot of the testimony this witness talked about today is way different than the story she was peddling in 2016," Trump attorney Todd Blanche said Tuesday.
• But Judge Juan Merchan, who is presiding over the case, said, "I don't think we're at the point where a mistrial is warranted," per the New York Times.

Catch up quick: In her testimony, Daniels described the night she says she met Trump at his hotel for dinner in 2006.

• Daniels testified that she told Trump at the time that he was "arrogant." She recalled asking him about his wife, to which Trump allegedly said that he doesn't sleep in the same room with her.
• Merchan told prosecutors that "the degree of detail we're going into here is just unnecessary," per CNN.

• "When [Daniels] comes back to the stand, we can move it along more quickly," the judge said.

Zoom out: Trump's push for a mistrial is not uncommon. He has repeatedly criticized the trial proceedings, the judge and the prosecutor, and his legal team previously sought mistrials in his civil fraud case, though unsuccessfully.

Go deeper: Stormy Daniels describes dinner with Trump at N.Y. criminal trial

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