them. so my advice to these lawyers, they're season, they really don't need my advice, but it's make your points. don't be redundant and then sit down and also do not promise evidence that you are not going to produce during the trial. and if you do that the other side is going to have a field he'll day saying a said they're going to do all this and they haven't done it, and they'll do that in the closing arguments so there is a fine line fredricka between a statement and opening statement and an argument and frequently, lawyers cross that line. they do it very carefully. they start to argue the case instead of basically saying this is what we're going to show with these witnesses. occasionally their objections that happened during opening statements, but it's very unusual. most lawyers don't do it in this case. i think they're going to be a lot of objections from trump's lawyers as the statement let's are being