Ryan Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Trump, has rested his defense after a series of chaotic testimonies. Routh, who is representing himself in this high-profile federal case, has opted not to testify and plans to call only three witnesses to support his claims of innocence. The prosecution has already rested its case, presenting evidence including DNA and cellphone records linking Routh to the alleged assassination attempt. Closing arguments are expected soon as the trial continues to draw significant public attention.