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4:22Now PlayingDonald Trump was not expecting the DOJ to change their position on Trump's repeated attacks on E Jean Carroll, leading to even more legal consequences after the previous trial. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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E. Jean Carroll Roasts Trump in Response to Defamation Suit
"In April, author E. Jean Carroll sparred with Donald Trump’s lawyers during her civil rape and defamation trial against the former president. After the jury found Trump liable to Carroll, the former president appealed the verdict, and leveled his own defamation suit against the author. Once again, Carroll’s not taking his shit.
In a scathing response to Trump’s claim, Carroll’s attorneys eviscerated the former president and requested a motion to dismiss.
“Trump’s ‘tit for tat’ counterclaim is nothing more than his latest effort to spin his loss at trial,” reads the filing. “The unanimous jury found that Trump had sexually abused Carroll and that he had subsequently defamed her […] In essence, the jury in Carroll II found that Carroll was telling the truth and that Trump was not.”"
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