BALDWIN: Defense lawyers for John Edwards still won't reveal if they plan to call the former senator to testify in his own corruption trial but what we do know is they do plan to call his daughter Cate Edwards to the stand as early as today. Let's go straight to Joe Johns in Greensboro, North Carolina.</s>JOE JOHNS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: Joe, when -- when might we see her and what might she know?</s>JOHNS: Not clear because there are a couple other witnesses that could come before her. But look, the thing about Cate Edwards and the reason why she's important at least one reason is because there's been a sprinkling of testimony throughout this trial that Elizabeth Edwards, the late wife of John Edwards was very interested and active in trying to control information about this affair and keep it from making the jump from the National Inquirer and the tabloids over into mainstream media. That Elizabeth Edwards was very involved in that because she didn't want it to affect her children in any negative way. The idea was it's one thing to read this thing in the tabloids in the supermarket, it's another thing for it to hit your doorstep every morning in the mainstream media newspapers. So why is that important? It's important that maybe Cate Edwards could shed light on it because this whole has been about the intent of John Edwards and now it becomes a question of the intent of his late wife, Elizabeth; a very different story that could help the defense. Hopefully when she gets on the stand, we'll hear a little bit about that -- Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: Yes, I know. We've talked the past couple weeks and you've said how she's been emotional. We'll see how this goes for her if it happens today. Joe Johns, we're going to be watching throughout the day here on CNN. Appreciate it. And the "End Point" with our panel is next.
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