In a Delaware courtroom, Hunter Biden's trial continued today with Naomi Biden taking the stand to offer her testimony. The proceedings, though closed off to cameras, were expertly captured by sketch artist Bill Hennessy. The jury has been dismissed for the day, and the court has adjourned.

Notably, defense attorneys announced in court that James Biden, Hunter's uncle, would not be called to testify, nor would any other witnesses. First lady Jill Biden, who had been present earlier in the day, did not return after the lunch break.

For Naomi Biden, discussing her father appeared to be a painful subject. Despite her education at Columbia Law School, she seemed visibly uncomfortable while testifying against her brother. Naomi, accompanied by her husband, entered the courtroom where Jill Biden motioned for him to join the Biden family and friends occupying the first two rows.

During her testimony, Naomi focused on two instances in 2018 when she encountered Hunter. The first occurred during a visit to Los Angeles, prompted by Hunter's invitation during his time in rehab. Though she hadn't seen him in a while, Naomi decided to accept his offer and described him as "hopeful" during their meeting in October.

Under cross-examination by prosecutor Leo Wise, Naomi admitted that her knowledge of her father's drug use was limited due to their distant relationship. She also appeared confused and hesitant when confronted with text messages that depicted her father's alleged erratic behavior and difficulties in organizing a car exchange.

As the defense rested their case without calling additional witnesses, the trial entered a critical phase. The absence of James Biden's testimony suggests that the defense is confident in their current strategy.

The trial will continue tomorrow, revealing further developments in Hunter Biden's legal battle. With cameras prohibited from the courtroom, the public must rely on accounts from those present, such as sketch artist Bill Hennessy, to gain insights into this high-profile case.