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9:06Now PlayingThe third week of Donald Trump's hush-money trial ended with testimony from former aide Hope Hicks.
The former White House communications director testified that she traveled with him "almost every day" during his campaign.
The prosecution's questioning focuses on the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape. Hicks recounted her reaction to learning of the tape through an email from former The Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold.
Hicks said she was very concerned about the tape, though she had only read a transcript of it at the time. She forwarded Fahrenthold's email to others in the Trump campaign, urging that they need to hear the tape.
Hicks told the jury that Trump downplayed the conversation heard on the tape.
Trump faces 34 felony charges related to allegedly falsifying business records in an attempt to hide hush-money payments made to McDougal and Daniels while he campaigned for president in 2016.
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