TRUMP ON TRIAL: Opening Arguments Monday?...

Trump attorney Todd Blanche pressed nearly every potential juror on their opinion of Trump, who appeared interested in all of their responses from his spot in the courtroom.

One woman, a grandmother who has lived on the Lower East Side for over 50 years, said she probably agreed with “very little” of Trump’s politics, but has had “decent conversations” with people who support Trump.

“I didn’t sleep last night thinking, ‘could I really do this?’ It’s just so important,” she said.

One potential juror said that her social media accounts are centered around her love of sports rather than news and politics. Another, an oncology nurse, said she “didn’t really” have an opinion on Trump. “I’m here for my civic duty,” she said.

One man said that he had “a lot of friends in law enforcement that are fairly pro-Trump” but that he did not personally follow national politics very much. That perspective was echoed by another prospect, an attorney, who said he probably has more opinions on local politics than politics at the national level. Another man appeared to stump Blanche when he said he found Trump “fascinating and mysterious.”

"He walks into a room and he sets people off one way or another," the juror said. "I find that really interesting. Really, this one guy can do all of this? Wow, that’s what I think."