Jury deliberations in Donald Trump's hush money trial in Manhattan are facing speculation about a potentially disruptive juror.

Concerns about the juror's behavior may impact the verdict, with Trump supporters hoping for a hung jury.

Legal experts advise not to overinterpret the juror's expressions, as the outcome is still uncertain.

Despite Trump's claims of innocence and his refusal to testify, the jury ended their first day without a verdict.

The jury requested crucial testimonies related to the alleged plan to silence unfavorable news.

Tensions in the courtroom escalated as Trump maintained his innocence, calling the charges insurmountable.

This trial is one of four cases against Trump, and it is likely the only one to be decided before the upcoming election.

The jury will reconvene for further deliberations, with the possibility of a unanimous decision leading to a sentencing phase.

The outcome of the trial holds significant implications for Trump's legal and political future, with verdict possibilities including not guilty, guilty, or a mistrial.