$83 Million Judgment Against Trump for Defaming E. Jean Carrol
A jury in New York has awarded E. Jean Carroll $83.3 million in damages in her defamation trial against former President Trump.
On Friday, a jury ordered Donald Trump to pay a whopping $83.3 million in punitive damages for repeatedly defaming E. Jean Carroll. Hugo Lowell and Joyce Vance, a personal friend of Carroll’s, join Alex Witt to discuss Trump’s reaction to the verdict, his statement announcing he plans to appeal Carroll verdict, and whether E. Jean Carroll could file a third defamation suit for Trump’s comments about her recently, including 42 Truth Social posts about her on Monday, 37 on Wednesday, and another 16 posts while he was in court on Friday, the same day the verdict was released.
‘An 80 year old woman was the first to get accountability from Donald Trump’: Lisa Rubin
Lisa Rubin, MSNBC Legal Analyst and Katie Phang, MSNBC Host join Alicia Menendez in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the verdict awarding $83.3 in damages to E. Jean Carroll for defamatory statements Donald Trump made about her, and her being the first person to get true accountability from the former President.
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Attorney for E. Jean Carroll Shawn Crowley joins Chris Hayes to discuss the $83M Trump verdict. “I hope and I believe very strongly after today that the lesson is that actually no one’s above the law, and that your behavior and your statements and your threats and your lies are going to catch up to you some day,” says Crowley.
