Point
Testify
Testify verb - To make a solemn declaration under oath for the purpose of establishing a fact.
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The shock jock is portrayed as a complete asshole who cares more about freedom of speech than his point — at one point, he refuses to testify that the perpetrator admitted he'd raped the girl while he was on his show.
Source: Strawman Has a Point -
At one point, she offers the judge a triple-decker lunchbox if he allows her to testify one more time.
Source: Food as Bribe - In The Venture Bros., the Monarch represents himself when he's suspected of murdering a police officer, and at one point called himself to testify about the events of that night.
Source: A Fool for a Client
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