Jurors will now have a three-day weekend to think about what they heard during the first full week of testimony in the historic Donald rump hush money trial.

 David Pecker finally stepped down from the witness stand after more than 10 hours of testimony across four days, where the former American Media Inc. chief described in detail how he helped Donald rump suppress negative stories and pummel Trump’s rivals in the National Enquirer during the 2016 campaign.

 The back-and-forth over Pecker’s story set the stage for the further brawls ahead when witnesses such as adult film star Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen, The rump’s former lawyer and fixer, take the stand. On Friday afternoon, prosecutors called Rhona Graff, who was the rump’s assistant at the rump Organization, where she worked for more than 30 years.

 She was quickly off the stand, and a banker for Cohen came next – signaling a move in the trial toward the documents at the heart of the charges against the rump.