Stormy Daniels stands her ground in tense Trump trial testimony

• Defense lawyer Susan Necheles led the questioning, often appearing to try to undermine the key witness' credibility by accusing her of discrepancies in her story.

Driving the news: "You made all this up, right?" Necheles asked Daniels, to which she responded with an emphatic, "no," per Reuters, affirming her story remains unchanged.

• "You're trying to make me say that it changed, but it hasn't changed," Daniels said at one point.
• Asked by the defense if her account of sleeping with Trump was like "fictional stories" memorized for work, Daniels replied: "If that story was untrue, I would've written it to be a lot better."

Zoom in: Necheles also appeared to question Daniels' testimony Tuesday that she left the alleged sexual encounter with Trump in 2006 feeling shaken.

• "This was not the first time in your life that someone made a pass at you?" Necheles asked, per the Washington Post.
• "No," Daniels said, adding that it was different because of their age and size difference, per the Post.

State of play: During Daniels' testimony on Tuesday, she described in detail the night that she said she met Trump for dinner in 2006 that turned into a sexual encounter.

• Trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, stemming from a $130,000 hush money payment to Daniels. Trump has denied having sex with Daniels.
• Daniels testified for more than seven hours between Tuesday and Thursday, per the New York Times. Court is not in session on Wednesdays.

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