Plus, ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with ABC News Legal Analyst Kim Wehle about opening statements in former President Donald Trump's hush money trial.

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with former RNC Chair and White House Chief of Staff to President Trump, Reince Priebus, after the first day of the Trump trial.

Here are the top takeaways from the fifth day of former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial in New York.

Prosecutors called their first witness in the case, former National Enquirer executive David Pecker.

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After opening statements, prosecutors called on former publisher of the National Enquirer, David Pecker, to testify about what he knew about payments surrounding the 2016 presidential election.

Attorneys for Donald Trump at a Monday hearing successfully defended the $175 million bond the former president secured in his New York state civil fraud case.

ABC News roundtable discuss the speed at which jurors were selected for former President Donald Trump's New York criminal trial indicates the judge is looking to keep trial on schedule.

Melania Trump at a fundraiser on Saturday announced a major voter outreach initiative to garner conservative gay and lesbian support for her husband, an organizer said

After being selected last week, the jurors in Donald Trump's hush money case will hear opening statements Monday in the first criminal trial of a former U.S. president.

Prosecutors called on David Pecker as the first witness in Donald Trump's criminal trial.

Attorney Ty Cobb discusses the historic criminal trial of Donald Trump.

Trump had intended to seize his first free Saturday since his first criminal trial began, in New York City, with a large rally in North Carolina as well as a fundraiser

ABC News senior investigative correspondent Aaron Katersky and contributor Brian Buckmire discuss the first witness at the trial and what Trump's testimony could mean for his case.

Donald Trump once again lashed out at the circumstances of the trial, calling it a "complete witch hunt."

Defense attorneys are expected to say Donald Trump relied on lawyers to arrange a payment to Stormy Daniels to keep her from revealing her claim of a sexual encounter with Trump, which he has denied.

Prosecutors have called David Pecker as the first witness.

"It was election fraud, pure and simple," prosecutor Matthew Colangelo said.

ABC News’ Jonathan Karl discusses what to look for during opening statements and how the trial is affecting former President Donald Trump’s campaign.

The former president spoke about Attorney General Letitia James prior to opening statements in his criminal trial.

It's the first time a jury will hear opening statements in a criminal trial of a former U.S. president.

Attorneys for Donald Trump are expected back in court on Monday to defend the $175 million bond the former president has secured in his civil fraud case.

As Donald Trump sat in the courtroom in his criminal trial last week, the New Yorkers who would make up the jury offered frank reviews of his character and presidency.

Donald Trump returns to court Monday for opening statements in his hush-money case.

After four days of jury selection, Donald Trump has a full jury in his New York criminal hush money trial.

The man, Maxwell Azzarello, was badly burned and taken to a hospital in critical condition, officials said, but he later died from his injuries.

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Twelve jurors have been selected to sit in judgment of the former president in his historic criminal hush money trial.

ABC News’ Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl reports on the latest political headlines.

Former President Donald Trump is required back in court on Monday for opening statements in the hush money case. He's accused of falsifying business records in connection with a hush money payment.

The former president verbally attacked the judge despite a gag order as opening statements are set for Monday.

ABC News' White House correspondent MaryAlice Parks and ABC News’ political director Rick Klein break down this week's political headlines.

Not long after a jury was selected for the former president's hush money trial, officers responded to a man who had set himself on fire in a park near the court.

Letitia James contended the former president failed to demonstrate that the company behind his bond had the resources to pay it if his appeal failed.

Israel launches retaliatory strikes against Iran. Later, the panel discusses Taylor Swift’s surprise double album drop.

Former federal prosecutor Tim Jansen joins The Big Story. The Florida criminal defense attorney gives insight on what to expect once opening arguments begin.

NYPD officials gave details linked to incident near the Manhattan courthouse where former President Donald Trump was inside at the time.

Trump speaks after the 12 jurors are seated in his criminal hush money trial.

The man was extinguished and taken to an ambulance. No one else was injured in the event.

The decision was made after prosecutors said former President Donald Trump violated his gag order by posting about potential witnesses on social media.

Twelve jurors have been seated in the historic criminal trial of former president Donald Trump.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with ABC News’ investigative reporter, Olivia Rubin, and executive editorial producer, John Santucci, to discuss former President Trump’s trial as a jury has been chosen.

Former President Donald Trump speaks with the media following Day 3 of his criminal hush money case.

A full panel of 12 jurors has been selected and the court is now choosing six alternates.

Jerry Goldfeder, director of Fordham Law Voting Rights and Democracy Project joins the Big Story. House Speaker Mike Johnson unveils plans for foreign aid to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.

Twelve jurors and one alternate have been selected to decide Donald Trump's guilt or innocence in a historic New York criminal trial. Fordham Law School's Jerry Goldfeder joins the show to discuss.

A full jury of 12 members has now been seated following the addition of five more jurors. The court is now working to select the six alternate jurors for the case.

Trump had asked D.C. District Judge Amit Mehta to stay proceedings in the lawsuits.

A New York man has pleaded guilty to sending death threats to the state attorney general and the Manhattan judge that presided over former President Donald Trump’s civil fraud suit

Former President Donald Trump must be in the Manhattan courthouse today when jury selection resumes to find the remaining five jurors and six alternates.