Last updated on January 17th, 2024 at 07:26 pm
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Donald Trump keeps defaming E. Jean Carroll. Each time she sues him, the outcome looks worse for the former president.
Erica Orden of Politico tweeted from the opening arguments of Carroll’s second defamation suit against Trump:
Trump legal adviser Boris Epshteyn just tried to speak in court, but was denied.
Judge Kaplan: “Are you a member of the bar of this court?”
Epshteyn: “I’m a member of the New York state bar.”
Kaplan: “Alright, then please have a seat.”— erica orden (@eorden) January 16, 2024
Trump’s legal team had a rough day, and could only attack Carroll’s motives:
Alina Habba in her opening statement, says of Carroll: “She has gained more fame, more notoriety than she could have ever dreamed of.â€
“She wanted status. We will show you that she wanted the attention, and it was planned.”
— erica orden (@eorden) January 16, 2024
Trump has posted at least 22 more defamatory statements about Carroll today. Carroll has already been awarded $5 million as Trump was found liable for defamation and sexual abuse. Judge Kaplan made it clear in a later ruling that Donald Trump is a rapist.
The opening statements were a disaster for Trump, just all of his legal battles with Carroll have ended poorly for the former president.
Trump keeps losing to E. Jean Carroll, and until he learns to shut up, he is probably going to continue to be hit in the wallet.
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