At this juncture, know how strong or how weak your case is and present it to the jury in the best possible light. Be forceful and positive. If you overload the jury, they are apt to become confused or overwhelmed or possibly bored. As in voir dire, speak in plain English. Do not be argumentative.
Some lawyers try to argue their case in their opening statements.
If an objection is made, most judges will sustain it. You will suffer the interruption and a loss of credibility with the jury. There is an important line between discussing the expected evidence and arguing final conclusions. Don't get swept away in your rhetoric and step across that line. Closing Argument 1.