SHIMON PROKUPECZ, CNN CRIME AND JUSTICE REPORTER: -- she was in touch, in contact with then candidate Donald Trump as news was breaking that the Democrats had been hacked as WikiLeaks was getting ready to publish some of this. She's going through in painstaking detail the number of phone calls, the number of contacts from Donald Trump's cell phone to Roger Stone's cell phone from Donald Trump's home phone number in New York at Trump Tower to Roger Stone. Going through those explaining how much time he had spent on the phone, the two of them, how much time they spent on the phone. Of course, he's also going through the different emails that Roger Stone was sending to a man we may have heard of before, Jerome Corsi, trying to get him to go over and talk to Julian Assange to get more information about what WikiLeaks had and how they could get their hands on it. And as you said, in the opening statement, just around 11:30 this morning, prosecutors laid out some of their case and the motivation here by Roger Stone in terms of why he lied. And they said it was because he wanted to protect Donald Trump. And that if he did come out and tell members of Congress who were investigating Russian interference, that he had contact with someone who was acting as an intermediary with WikiLeaks, it would make Donald Trump look bad. Today's first witness, obviously, a lot of information. A lot of records. She is still currently on the stand and will likely go the rest of the afternoon, Brooke.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN HOST: All right. Shimon, we'll let you head back into the courtroom. Shimon Prokupecz, thank you. Outside that federal courthouse. In the meantime, Joe Biden is on the attack again, but not against President Trump. This time he's taking on Senator Elizabeth Warren, slamming some of her comments as, quote, elitist.
FBI Witness Says Stone Had 3 Calls with Trump on Day of Democratic Hack News