e. jean carroll's attorneys. she has not commented on this, and trump's legal team has yet to comment on this today. as you know, this all dates back to a lawsuit filed in 2019, and this has been in legal limbo since then because the trump legal team a judge said last week was trying to delay this. trump's legal team had been trying to argue that mr. trump denied these allegations while he was president, and so he was acting in his capacity as a federal government employee. e. jean carroll's attorneys said, no, the judge ruled that this should move forward, and again, these allegations that e. jean carroll alleges that back in the mid-'90s, mr. trump raped her at a department store here in manhattan. trump for his part has said that that this is a con job and has denied the allegations. the judge ruled this deposition should move forward and it could be significant, no matter what happens with this specific defamation lawsuit, e. jean carroll has indicated she does plan to sue the former president later this year

e. jean carroll had her deposition on friday. the other issues is that the judge thought they were running out of time both of former president and e. jean carroll are in their 70s. it's an unsolved issue. there's a question before the appeals court here. if the appeals court finds in favor of trump, this lawsuit will essentially go away, but in the meantime the judge says we don't know when that would happen, so let's move ahead for the trial he's scheduled in february. what is also on the horizon. e. jean carroll says she'll sue the president under a new law that goes into next. that allows people who have been sexually assaulted to bring civil claims against accusers even years after the encounters. she says she intends to do that at the end of next month. the judge overseeing the deposition today is one that will be very important and critical to that future lawsuit. >> this case isn't going away very soon. >> no, it looks like we'll follow it for quite a wile. >>> just days after the january 6th committee voted to subpoena do

e. jean carroll. e. the mid 90s, but this case isn't about that alleged assault, it's about comments trump made about carroll once she made the accusation. he said he never met her. he said she is totally lying, and he said she wasn't his type. the reality is, even as trump fights one defamation case, he is weaponizing definition claims against others, including suing cnn for calling his lies, well, lies. i'm joined now by canter kell represented sarah palin and al kogan in their suits against -- gawker so e. jean carroll says she plans to sue next trump next month about sexual assault case claims. what are the chances that he's answers in the defamation case might be used against him in that case? >> we've got this new law up a new york providing statute of limitations and so what is interesting about this is attributes of metoo cases with the pending defamation case five years ago that wasn't as strange but this is a new vibe. a course the answer is going to matter they're gonna matter. they're going t

e. jean carroll which, as you mentioned, carroll just tweeted a short time ago that the deposition is underonfirm that with the attorneys in this case. but as you said, the "new york times" is reporting that it was planned to take place at mar-a-lago. now, alex, this case has been in legal limbo for the better part of three years. that's when former president trump denied the allegations -- e. jean carroll's allegations that trump threw her up against a dressing room wall at a department store here in manhattan and forced himself upon her. trump said she was lying, repeatedly denied the allegations and as you said, he added, she's not my type. this has been in limbo for quite some time. last week, alex, a judge ruled that discovery had to move forward. trump's legal team had been trying to argue that since he issued those denials while he was president, that he was doing so in his capacity as a government employee and if the federal government were added to this lawsuit, that potentially could have gotten the case thrown out because of protections offered to government employees. the judge

e. jean carrol.at i am saying though, is that this all of a sudden out of the blue deposition comes in at a point in time that there is hope. i doubt it will be effective. but there is hope that tying every republican candidate to donald trump is going to hurt the republican candidate. so, it's more than a coincidence that this is. >> but it's not really out of the blue, is the point here, david -- >> let's be candid -- we just got a new story tonight and decided to talk about. this was a surprise -- >> she filed a lawsuit sometime ago. you interviewed her years ago. >> the timing of -- >> we are 20 days from the mid term. oh, so he is immune, because he's not on the ballot -- give me a break. five minutes after the midterm, he's going to announce for the president. -- he needs to be held accountable. if he's innocent, which he may be, testify, open up, show your evidence and testify honestly. >> you don't see it that way? >> i think we are paul is trying to go is just the latest justice -- i underst

e. jean carroll case his day went from bad to awful with this eastman ruling. is this a big deal for the former president? >> it's a big deal for the former president not only for the reasons that ali just identified. it's giving further ammunition to the january 6th committee as they're preparing their final report. this is the best, written evidence that i've seen that former president trump knew that the claims that he was pressing in courts of law and to the public were false. it's not just evidence, though, for the committee, jose. it's evidence for the department of justice as they continue with their january 6th investigation. and it's evidence for fani willis, the fullen county georgia district attorney who also has an investigation that's on going. i would note that all eight of the emails that the judge yesterday found to be potential evidence of criminal conduct, concerned georgia itself. so these are right within the wheelhouse of what fani willis is looking at, jose. >> lisa, so now the trump has been deposed in the e. jean carroll suit. where does

e. jean carroll deposition happened today. we don't know what donald trump said, we don't know if he pled the fifth, we don't know what happened in their. and then there's this federal judge who basically says donald trump made false statements about he knew that there wasn't amount of fraud and he said it in cote court and that sounds serious. so do we know how all of these different things that are percolating, which has the most leaguer legal jeopardy? >> let's stick with the 80 theme, and we would be called studly. >> in terms of this judge's opinion coming forth today, here's the thing, allison. there's a difference between saying something on the campaign trail, saying something in the white house briefing room, and saying something to a court, to a judge, in a legal filing, and this judge is basically saying, look, whatever else you said or are saying in front of the cameras, when you talk to the court, you must be truthful. whether or not it is found that the president was speaking knowingly falsely or he was just tout

e. jean carroll really services statement saying, we are plays that on behalf of our client, e. jean carroll, we were able to take donald trump's deposition today. we are not able to comment further. and so, we don't know, whether donald trump broke his record of taking the fifth amendment over 400 times as he did in the deposition with new york's attorney general. donald trump's lawyer released a short written statement about the deposition in which they revealed nothing about what was said. and of course called the quote case, a witch hunt. which is the term donald trump 's lawyers used for the trump university fraud case in which donald trump surrendered in the end. and agreed to pay his victims of that fraud a settlement of $25 million. such is the life of defendant trump. leading off our discussion tonight is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he's a professor of practice and why you law school. also with us, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney and a law professor at the university of

e. jean carroll as he was supposed to calling that inexcusable and said he didn't want trump to run out the clock anymore so depositions were on. e. jean carroll gave her deposition. trump is giving his today. all shrouded in confidentiality and unless and until they make it public. this may not learn too much today about what happened. what he was asked or what he said. but he has, you know, continued to deny this claim, deny her allegations of rape and, you know, the judge though overseeing this is saying we need to keep moving this forward. he has set the trial for february. there's this issue that's out on appeal but it is very unclear when and if the appeals court will take this up. so the judge is just plodding through saying trump and carroll are in their 70s and need to get moving. carroll said he will she will sue him under a new new york state law that allows people who say they have been sexually assaulted to bring civil actions against the people they say did this years after the encounter, so she has said she plans to do 24 when this law goes into effect and the judge said t

e. jean carroll testimony tomorrow, give me your evaluation? to something get to trump eventually is this guy just teflon? >> yes and no. i think the justice department will make separate assessments regarding trump's exposure for january six. hand for mar-a-lago, and i think it will focus on his strongest case, but that's a close call. mar-a-lago might be easiest to prove because now we have three kinds of evidence that trump committed obstruction of justice, violated the espionage act. we have a least one eyewitness to will say that trump directed him to move documents. we have the video surveillance footage of mar-a-lago of documents being moved. and we have the search warrant that found classified materials mixed with trump's own personal items. but whether trump is prosecuted for national security may depend on the questions we still don't know the answers to, like what did trump do with his top secret information. what was he planning to do with it? january six, we don't have to speculate there about the damage done. we know that at least

e. jean carroll's defamation.agazine columnist who accuses donald trump of raping her in a department store in the mid 1990s. trump has denied those allegations. let's bring back paul begala, and lawura. i interviewed her about this. she remembers it vividly. donald trump has denied it. and he did more than denying the rape. he also disparaged her in the process. he also said he had no idea who she was. she has pictures of herself with him. and so it's interesting that a judge is forcing him to sit for this deposition, because he had tried to get out of it by saying i said these comments when i was president. so he had some sort of cover. but i guess he doesn't. >> well, right. and he is also clearly been trying to delay the potential of this deposition. what's interesting here, though, and e. jean carroll could very well amend her statement in this defamation case is that trump repeat his denial recently on truth social. so he just repeated it again while he is not president, saying i did not do this, you know, a

e. jean carroll sued trump in 2019 after he accused her of lying, carroll has claimed in the mid '90s trumpore dressing room and raped her. kara scannell joins you now. this case has been in limbo for a little while now. do we know anything about what's going on so far? >> no, this is all taking place behind closed doors today. we've been asking the question, we are not getting any answers or any readouts on how this is going, but it's finally been this moment, it's been a long time coming and last week a federal judge had pushed this along because trump had wanted to delay the deposition because there's some issues that are out on appeal and the judge said, look, you know, this has been going on for a long time, he said trump used many delay tactics and said should not let him run out the clock. one of the big factors is that both trump and carroll in their 70s, some were other witnesses. the judge is saying time is of the essence, it was originally set to be brought in 2019. one of the questions today is what will trump say. carroll had her deposition on friday and the judge, you know, as

e. jean carroll. she sued him for defamation.ng her in a new york department store dressing room in the 1990s. the sanibel causeway re-opening to resident as head of schedule. more than 100 construction crews were scheduled to fix it. they worked around the clock over two weeks to fix temporary repairs. about 25% of the island should have power back but neighbors on captiva not so lucky. power might not be restored till november. >>> steph curry giving a shoutout to griner on her birthday. steph curry appealing for her release from a russian jail. >> we want to continue to let her name be known and we pray that it's been 243 days since she's been wrongfully incarcerated in russia and hope she comes home soon and everybody is doing their part to get her home. >> griner awaiting a hearing later this month. this programming note. an investigation into steve bannon and his master plan to reshape the united states government and republican party, cnn's special report "divided we fall" begins 11:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for your time to

e. jean carroll's defamation case. we could be hours away from the delivery of that subpoena from the january 6th committee. >>> plus, incredible new reporting on the man barack obama, president obama warned trump about, michael flynn, and his holy war on america. >>> rachel maddow is going to join me tonight. very excited about that. have you caught her amazing new podcast yet? we'll get an exclusive preview of episode 4 of "ultra" and we have more to talk about with the great rachel maddow. >>> we begin tonight with florida, which i would argue, even with texas existing has emerged as the modern state in this country that comes the closest to a modern-day version of jim crow. just hear me out. if there's a state that better exemplifies the rot of maga republican rule than the state of florida that the governor has named in very orwellian fashion the free state of florida, i honestly don't know what it is. i mean, florida has it all. a law banning gay people from declaring their existence at school. teachers can get f

e. jean carroll.of raping her in the mid 1990s in the dressing room of a department store near trump tower. trump denied it, saying that he never met this person in his life. a few days later, telling them that quote, i say with great respect. number one, she's not my type. number two, it never happened, okay. the response to those statements, carol sud, saying the denials damage to reputations. -- a stretch, that is a question for the d. c. appeals court. last week, a federal judge ruled that it wouldn't be time to move forward on the defamation case itself, writing that the defendant should not be permitted to run the clock out on plaintiffs attempts to gain a remedy for what allegedly was a serious wrong. this is why today, the ex president of the united states was deposed under oath. so far, we don't know much about how the actual deposition went, but trump's lawyer said that he was pleased to set the record straight today, and called it all a political ploy. harry litman is a former deputy attorn

e. jean carroll.ump back in 2019 after he accused her of lying when she accused him of raping her in a new york department store back in the mid 90s. late today, trump's lawyer issued a statement to read this in part, my client was pleased to set the record straight today. she went on to try to dismiss the case as another political ploy. there's also major news tonight about russia's nearly eight month old war on ukraine. vladimir putin has just imposed martial law on the four regions of ukraine that he illegally seized. nbc's richard engel is in the region, and has more on what this all means. >> under the law, russia can confiscate ukraine homes and property, move civilian populations by force, and raise local militias. meaning ukrainians in russian occupied areas may be pressed into taking up arms against their own country. the ukrainian government called on people living under russian occupation to ignore the marshall law. but that may not be enough. tonight, russian television showed these images

e. jean carroll.mation after he denied her claim that he raped in in a new york department store in the 1990. kara scannell joins me now. how do we expect this to play out and is there any sense from the legal team about how he is going to handle this? >> this is going to take place today behind closed doors, we won't know what questions are asked or how the former president answered them unless his attorneys or others make this information public, but as you said, you know, this is a long time coming. e. jean carroll sued trump in 2018 for defamation after he denied her allegations he raped her in a new york department store. he went beyond that saying she wasn't his type and she made these allegedly false claims to boost sales for her book. the judge paved the way for depositions to go forward, said trump had taken a number of tactics to delay things. he said he shouldn't be able to run out the clock because both trump and carroll are in their 70s. carroll gave her deposition on friday and the big q

. >> a magazine columnist e jean carroll says trump raped her in the mid 1990's in a department storeg room, carroll's lawyers interrogated trump about the assault allegations as well as statements he made in 2019 when she told her story publicly for the first time, trump has said carroll's rape allegations is, quote, a hoax and a lie. legal experts say anything trump said during his deposition could potentially be used as evidence in an upcoming civil trial. he's not faced any criminal charges related to carol's allegations and any prosecution is unlikely. the deadline for criminal charges over assaults that occurred in the 1990's has long expired. >> it is being called the biggest heists. one of the biggest heists ever pulled off from behind bars. a 31 year-old prison inmate in georgia allegedly still 11 million dollars from a hollywood movie mogul. happy to that. our correspondent sloane glass explains. >> federal authorities say this is the mastermind behind a massive heist. 31 year-old arthur lee, caulfield junior. he was contraband cell phones to call and convince. and charles s

e. jean carroll, who has accused the former president of raping her in the 1990's. trump has denied the accusation. last week a federal judge rejected his bid to again delay his deposition. a judge on wednesday sentenced former ucla student christian secor to 42 months in prison for breaching the u.s. capitol during the january 6 insurrection. secor carried a flag inside the capitol representing the white supremacist group america first and sat in the chair that had just been vacated by former vice president mike pence. secor also founded an america first group while at ucla. in related news, students at georgetown university confronted mike pence during a speech he gave wednesday. >> mr. vice president, my question for you is, why haven't you extended that bravery to publicly denouncing the violence of january 6 as was condoned by president trump? in order to scourge republican party of trump's antidemocratic, anti-freedom lies that you know to not be true? vice pres. pence: january 6 was a tragic day. but thanks to the courage of law enforcement at the capitol and

e. jean carroll, who has accused the former president of raping her in the 1990's. trump has denied the accusation. last week a federal judge rejected his bid to again delay his deposition. a judge on wednesday sentenced former ucla student christian secor to 42 months in prison for breaching the u.s. capitol during the january 6 insurrection. secor carried a flag inside the capitol representing the white supremacist group america first and sat in the chair that had just been vacated by former vice president mike pence. secor also founded an america first group while at ucla. in related news, students at georgetown university confronted mike pence during a speech he gave wednesday. >> mr. vice president, my question for you is, why haven't you extended that bravery to publicly denouncing the violence of january 6 as was condoned by president trump? in order to scourge republican party of trump's antidemocratic, anti-freedom lies that you know to not be true? vice pres. pence: january 6 was a tragic day. but thanks to the courage of law enforcement at the capitol and

e. jean carroll, that's within the scope of the presidency. i was very outspoken at the time that was absolutely wrong, that while the president has a very, very broad job description that can be part of it. i felt vindicated a couple of weeks or months later when a federal judge who i appeared in front of took the same position. he said though, doj you can't do this case because it can't possibly be within the scope of the presidency to defame somebody. who who is accused of sexual assault. underpar dag then appeal. the appeals -- under barr the doj appeal. we'll keep fighting this. i think it was wrong. i i also think merrick garland missed an opportunity to say we are different, we're not doing things this way. we are not stretching the law to this preposterous extreme just in order to protect donald trump. what i think merrick garland was doing and in few other decisions he seems to be searching for the path of least resistance, , the path of least political turbulence because i think his approach to setting doj back on his path was to mak

e. jean carroll. she sued trump back in 2019 for defamation. now today he will be facing a deposition.. what's going to happen today? >> he's brought in to answer questions under oath or not, but he's been pretty vocal in his denial. she had accused him of raping her in a new york department stores in the mid 1990s. he says he didn't do it, she wasn't his type, and she's suing him to booth of his book. she said both these individuals are in their 70s, so the judge said he wasn't going to let trump run out the clock anymore and the deposition will take place today. what is next is -- the big question is there's an appeals court decision hanging in the air. if the supreme court rules in his favor, this could be the end of the lawsuit, that's why he wanted to delay the deposition, but the federal court has wanted to push it forward, saying he doesn't know when the appeals court will rule or take it up, but he has a trial said for late february, and that's what they're heading to. carroll is also talking about suing trump under a new new york state law, where someone who is assaulted can s

e. jean carroll.ned, jose, back in 2019 she sued donald trump for defamation after he denied allegations that she was assaulted in -- raped in a department store, high-end department store in manhattan. she claims that donald trump in the mid 1990s threw her up against the dressing room wall and forced himself upon her. now the former president repeatedly has denied these allegations adding that, quote, she's not my type, but last week after three years of legal limbo, the judge in this case said that donald trump could not run out the clock on this case, that he had to sit for this deposition and something else, jose, trump's legal team had been trying to argue that the former president was acting in these official job, meaning the capacity of his official job as president when he made these denials and so that the federal government should be added to this lawsuit. that could potentially have thrown the entire case in jeopardy because of protections afforded to government employees, but the judge th

e. jean carroll. carroll claims he raped her in the mid-'90s.s type. even as trump fights one case, he's weaponizing cases, including suing cnn for calling his lies, well, lies. i'm joined now by counselor cal who represented sarah palin and hulk hogan for their respective lawsuits. ken, thanks for being here. really appreciate it. jean carroll says she plans to sue trump next month about the sexual assault claims. what are the chances his answers in the defamation case might be used against him in that case? >> you've got this new law in new york that's reviving statute of limitations. what's interesting about this, you get these attributes of me too cases with the pending defamation case. five years ago in the me too cases were coming, that wasn't as strange. but this is a new vibe. of course the answers are going to matter. they're going to matter for that case. you know, theoretically, if there was ever a criminal investigation, they would matter for that. in other words, if it was fresh and you were alleged rape and the police were involved

former president trump answered questions under oath in a defamation lawsuit magazine columnist e jean carroll says the trump raped her in the mid 1990's in a department store dressing room. carroll's lawyers interrogated trump about the assault allegations as well as statements that he made in 2019 when she told her story publicly for the first time, trump has said that carroll's rape allegation is, quote, a hoax and a lie. legal experts say anything trump says during his deposition could potentially be used as evidence in an upcoming civil trial. he has not faced any criminal charges related to carroll's allegations. the deadline for criminal charges over assaults that occurred in the 1990's has long since expired. house speaker nancy pelosi is doubling down on her comments about wanting to punch donald trump video shows her making that comment as trump supporters were attacking the u.s. capitol on january. the 6 she repeated those comments yesterday but says she never got the chance because trump did not have the courage to come to capitol hill because she says he's, quote, all talk. >> a f

e. jean carroll back in 2019. why would this decision changed the course of this case?dge, the court, in the d.c. circuit ultimately rules that what donald trump was doing was in his official capacity as president, which is certainly a strong argument against that the scope of your duties as president is to engage in defamatory language against somebody who's accused two of rape. if the d.c. circuit says that anything he says regarding his reputation is part of the school scope of his duties, then what happens is that the government substitutes in itself for the individual. when the government substitutes itself in, it can claim immunity from suit. so, if he is a successful in that ruling that he was acting within the scope of his in employment that would be the end of the case likely. >> i want to talk about eeg carols intentions. her lawyer says she is suing trump for the 1984 case next month under this new york law that you briefly mentioned, that opens up the statute of limitations in these cold cases. old, i should say, abuse cases. what would you see come from tha

e. jean carroll. is there a strategy for him at this point?ems to be going, and the fact that she is planning to sue trump in november under a new york law, adult survivors act, that gives adult survivors one window to sue, even if the statute of limitations has expired. do you think that he has this escape hatch? >> not only do i not think he has an escape hatch, i think he has no strategy at all, alex. this is really clear, we don't know what happened in the deposition today, but we do know it happened yesterday. donald trump had one good defense to this entire jean carroll thing, which was, hey, whatever i said that she is attacking me for is defamation, i did so when i was president. and so i did it in my official capacity, you can't sue me. yesterday, he went and blabbed on tv and social media, and other things about all of the defamation stuff, he is of course no longer president and so any defense that he had about this official action has been utterly destroyed. if i'm his attorney at this point, i don't really know what to do. because

e. jean carroll brought the suit it comes after a years-long battle over whether carroll could sue mr.ecause he was the president of the united states at the time he made the statements about her mr. trump has insisted that the sexual assault never happened and that carroll is, quoting now, "not my type" >>> president biden announcing today the white house will release 15 million more barrels of the strategic oil reserve sounds new, but it's not he promised to release 180 million barrels of oil more than six months ago, and this is the last tranche of that it's now at the lowest level in four decades today president biden told oil companies to ramp up production and lower prices in return he promised to buy more oil and refill the strategic reserve but only when it drops to about $50 a barrel >> my message to all companies is this. you're sitting on record profits, and we're giving you more certainty, so you can act now to quinn crease oil production now >> the certainty is $70 a barrel is the floor on the price we'll pay. president biden promised gas prices would drop with the strateg

e. jean carroll intends to sue trump a new york court under the adult survivors act, a new law that lifted the statute of limitations on claims of rape and sexual abuse in this day. good luck with that donald. that's tonight's read out. all in with chris a starts now. altonight on all in. 21 days to november 8th. is anyone actually prepared for what a republican congress represents? >> what the republican party of mitch republican and mitt romney. we want the trump republican party. we want the american first part republican party. >> tonight robert draper on his new book and new reporting. why he says the republican party lost its mind in pursuit of power. then, another desantis political stunt cottontail. >> i know you're caught off guard, i understand. it's voter fraud okay? >> and dystopian footage of florida's election security force. plus, >> care about the right to choose then you've got to vote. >> the new white house promised to legalize abortion if dense grunting control. and steve kornacki on exactly what the election landscape looks like weeks out. when all in starts right now.

e. jean carroll intends to sue trump a new york court under the adult survivors act, a new law that lifteds of rape and sexual abuse in this day. good luck with that donald. that's tonight's read out. all in with chris a starts now. altonight on all in. 21 days to

e. jean carroll's defamation lawsuit. the judge called his efforts to delay the case inexcusable.g her in a department store in the mid '90s. he's scheduled to be deposed a week from today. >>> embattled candidate herschel walker says his accuser is lying. walker offered up this fresh denial after more details emerged about an ex-girlfriend's allegation that he paid for her abortion. cnn has not independently confirmed the reports, but the explosive claims could take center stage on friday in georgia when walker, a staunch abortion opponent, debates democratic senator raphael warnock and cnn's eva mckend has been all over this. what's the latest? relationship the campaign not commenting on this latest development. this unnamed woman adding details to her account telling "the washington post" she had to press walker for this money, even though it was him that wanted her to terminate the pregnancy for this money for the abortion. but walker sat down with abc and again strenuously denied the allegations. let's take a listen. >> if i can just get you to say a yes or a no, did you ever

trump has been ordered to answer questions under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed by writer e jean carroll. as you file that lawsuit in 2019 where she claims that the former president raped her in a department store dressing room in the 1990's. mister trump alleges that he does not know carol. she will be deposed on friday. the judge says carol can file a new lawsuit under new york's adult survivors act. and that law allows her to sue for damages without being blocked by the statute of limitations. for your money. inflation rose again in september, reaching a new 40 year high. overall inflation is up 8.2% compared to this time last year on a monthly basis, it's increased about a half percent from august, but core inflation rose faster than expected to 6.6% over the year. and that's the new 40 year record. experts say the continuing high inflation means the fed will make another aggressive interest rate hike as it tries to tame inflation and millions of americans are seeing a big boost to their social security checks. the social security administration announcing this morning that benefits

e. jean carroll. he denied her claims he raped her in the 1990s. team said his comments were made during his presidency so he couldn't be held responsible. now he is out of office. he repeated that denial on truth social last week. what happens next? can he take the fifth? >> right. so the deposition takes place today. interesting question, whether he can take the fifth. you can only do that if you are at risk of criminal prosecution. of course, these allegations are old. no criminal charges have been brought. let's assume trump tries to assert privilege, tries to avoid some questions and answers some. this deposition is taking place because the trial judge has run out of patience. he admonished to quit delaying. trial is scheduled for february. there's legal issues pending in the second circuit that could end this lawsuit. the trial judge looks like he is going full strength ahead towards that trial date after the first of the year. >> let's talk also about this -- the blow to the -- this went to the roots of the controversial steele dossier under

e. jean carroll versus trump. from manila folder marked, legal. the list also includes references to pardons such as, internal pardon package before i are, and jc. internal party package before and be. rod blagojevich, commutation internal analysis. the justice department filing noted many of these materials do not appear to be privileged. the criminal trial is underway in washington in the suggests conspiracy case against all march to work roads, and four other defendants, who call themselves oath keepers. they are charged and the seditious conspiracy to attack congress on january six, when the electoral cartilage votes were being counted. the prosecutors in the evidence expec1 for the task. he bad news is, justice clarence thomas is the one who has the supervisory responsibility over at the 11th circuit. and to put it generously, i think he is a wild card and the calculation. >> he has given the justice department a week to respond, so we know there's not nothing's going to happen for the next week. paul butler, what is your rating of where the

e. jean carroll says mr. her when he denied raping her in a department store dressing room, in the mid-1990's. the former president's legal team has repeatedly tried to quash the lawsuit. the cdc today approved uated covid-19 booster shots for children as young as five years old. the latest pfizer and moderna vaccines are tailored to provide better protection against the highly contagious omicron variant. cdc approval came hours after the fda authorized the boosters for the younger age group. on wall street today, stocks ended slightly lower after news that wholesale inflation rose 8.5% in september, from a year earlier. the dow jones industrial average lost 28 points to close at 29,210. the nasdaq fell 9 points. the s&p 500 slipped 11. still to come on the "newshour," president biden's student loan forgiveness plan faces legal challenges. reporters across the country share the latest on the races that could decide control of congress plus much more. >> this is pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and

e. jean carroll versus trump. from manila folder marked, legal. the list also includes references to pardons such as, internal pardon package before i are, and jc. internal party package before and be. rod blagojevich, commutation internal analysis. the justice department filing noted many of these materials do not appear to be privileged. the criminal trial is underway in washington in the suggests conspiracy case against all march to work roads, and four other defendants, who call themselves oath keepers. they are charged and the seditious conspiracy to attack congress on january six, when the electoral cartilage votes were being counted. the prosecutors in the evidence in the case which rose said after donald trump lost the election, quote, we got to be in d.c., you've got to make sure that trump knows that you are willing to die, to fight for this country. leading off our discussion tonight are two former federal prosecutor, paul butler, and glenn kirschner, paul butler is also a law professor at georgetown university, and msnbc legal analyst.

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e. jean carroll who accused him of rape. but the question for donald trump is, will he have the guts to testify to the january 6th committee? since he was the sole beneficiary of the insurrection and the only person who can answer to every aspect of the plot. committee member jamie raskin has already called him out as a snowflake. >> i mean, if somebody accused you, rachel, of trying to overthrow the government or topple an election, i think you would probably be the first person to say no, i want to come and testify about that. and clear up the record. or alternatively, if you did it and you're proud of it, then come forward and testify about, you know, why you think you are the new mussolini leading a right-wing movement to overturn our government, but have something to say. >> trump lashed out on his failing social media platform and in that letter to thompson, which was full of his usual false claims. but look, let's be clear. anything he's saying now should be discounted by what he admitted to his aides in real time. >>

e. jean carroll says mr. trump defamed her when he denied raping her in a department store dressing room in the mid-1990's. the cdc today approved updated covid-19 booster shots for children as young as five years old. the latest pfizer and moderna vaccines are tailored to provide better protection against the highly contagious omicron variant. still to come on the "newshour," president biden's student loan forgiveness plan faces legal challenges. also, reporters across the country share the latest on the races that could decide control of congress. and much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: as we reported, conspiracy theorist alex jones has been ordered to pay nearly $1 billion, $965 million, to be exact, for the lies he spread about the sandy hook elementary school massacre in 2012. jones had falsely claimed the attack that left more than two dozen people dead, including 20 chil

e. jean carroll accused mr. trump of raping her in a department store dressing room in the mid 1990s.gation that the former president has denied including infamously staying she was quote not his type. carroll sued mr. trump in new york for defamation a year later the justice department then led by attorney general bill barr intervened on behalf of then president trump, arguing that when he made those allegedly defamatory statements he was a federal employee just doing his job, and if that was the case, the federal government would then become the defendant in carroll's case would die, and the government can't be sued for defamation. well, this issue bounced back and forth in the courts and now it is in the hands of thec court of appeals. mr. trump's legal team has tried to delay the deposition until that other ruling is made. but a judge in new york rejected that request, all of which brings us to today. and nbc news national correspondent gabe guiterrez who is following this case from new york. if all of that wasn't enough, carroll says she plans to sue the former president again in

e. jean carroll, even if he had the defense of executive privilege at the time he made those statements,doesn't understand that he's not the president of the united states. the fact that these dopes at mar-a-lago are sitting there and they're calling him mr. president, mr. president -- donald, you are not the president of the united states. i want to look right into the camera and hope -- i know you're watching. you're not the president of the united states of america. joe biden is. >> what is -- what is trump? >> what is he? a twice-impeached ex president. >> who lost. >> who lost but cannot handle the fact he lost. >> do you think -- we talked about how he carried a box of tchotchkes around from trip to trip with himself -- maggie haberman has written about it. you believe it's worth peeking in his desk drawers at other residences for classified material. >> on august 21 i posted, okay, great, they found documents at mar-a-lago. rest assured the fbi needs to immediately -- immediately -- search all the locations that waldo has been at. no matter -- wherever he went. i don't care if it