Ryan Routh’s trial resumes Friday in Florida after testimony Thursday that he pointed a rifle at a Secret Service agent from the bushes near President Donald Trump's golf club.

Judge Aileen Cannon gave Ryan Routh two chances to address jurors before she cut him off completely, calling his tearful statement a ‘mockery.’

Ryan Routh began cross-examination Thursday by asking the Secret Service agent who allegedly discovered him hiding

Pursuit of 12 jurors and four alternates for the trial of Ryan Routh in Florida has concluded a second day, with Judge Aileen Cannon both offering him some praise and enduring bouts of disjointed proceedings.

A prospective juror being screened Tuesday for the trial of a man charged with trying to assassinate Donald Trump while he played golf last year in South Florida was dismissed after saying he was present at Ryan Routh's arrest.

Routh wanted to ask the pool of possible jurors their opinions on pro-Palestinian student activism and Trump's proposal for the US to take over Greenland — and whether they would stop for a turtle crossing the road.