e. jean carroll shouldn't have to rely on george stephanopoulos. but i also want to suggest to you e. e strength than almost anyone i'd met in my entire life. i'd be hard pressed to come up with someone that i've met that has more fortitude than e. jean carroll has in one of her fingers. >> that's absolutely right. i mean, she sat at this table. she's stunning in her steeliness. and it's disgusting that in 2024 we still have to talk around and around the bush about what the definition of rape is or what the judgment of rape is. and the republicans have put themselves in this position of having to twist themselves around and around. but the die was cast when the "access hollywood" tape came out. and frankly i bring that up because it entered into this trial. >> it did. >> because he was describing the act that he was found liable for basically. >> right. and i think what's happened here is especially for republican women they can't figure out how to square that -- >> it can't be squared. >> that's the point. it can't be. and so they dance around all of this, defending a man that they kn

e. jean carroll. he may have defamed e. jean carroll again. too listen to what he just said said. >> i just posted a $91 million on a fake story, totally made up story. think of it. $none million. i could say things about what it would cost normally. $91 million. based on accusations made about me about a woman, i didn't know. i knew nothing of her. she wrote a book. and when i denied it, i said, it's so crazy, it's false. i got sued for defamation. >> it is remarkable. lisa ruben is here. >> it is remarkable because donald trump is donald trump. i want to start with this $91 million, which i think is pretty interesting. andrew weisman, or friend noted in a tweet. $90 million down, $400 million to go, and the public has no idea who may have put up the money or provided a guarantee to support the bond. but one thing is sure. trump is beholden to someone for a whole lot of money. talk to us about this bond and what that says, marcus. does it matter who put it up? do we need to know who that person is? we're not going to get into that transaction

e. jean carroll case. and i don't know -- i'd hate to think it was something i but in the meantime, as you know, chubb has pulled out of negotiations with donald trump for the next big bond that you reported in the last hour. and so donald trump is now struggling without chubb. >> i don't know if that was the only company in the running for the first bond. it seems like that was their only hope for the second bond. and no dice. this is -- we'll see if they get some sort of extension, or if the appeals court throws them someur sort of lifeline or the changes her mind. a week from right now there could be a padlock on the front door of trump tower. >> and then judge kennon made big news tonight in the documents case. and luckily we have andrew weissman to analyze that too. >> big weird news there too. i'm looking forward to him planing that. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence.to you, e weissmann to analyze that for us, too. >> weird news there. i'm looking forward to him explaining that. >>> donald

e. jean carroll so she's not challenging it at all. me. really, he's got a kind of tourette's syndrome where e. jean carroll is concerned and he just repeats it. so he could clearly be sued. what that said last time that resulted in the $91 million, how much will it take to make him stop defaming. that question would be redoubled and the amount would be redoubled. chubb's secret. he got a nice federal position before, but that's a lot -- that's not so much to put $91 million on the line for. and you know, we'll see if it turns out to be at risk or not. if he loses, they got to pay. >> right. you know, he called e. jean carroll ms. bergdorf goodman, mocked her again. what would she have to prove in order to get more money? >> basically nothing because it's already been proven. she would have to prove he was false, that it was false for him to say she made it up. we already have determined that twice over. and he really reiterated the core of the defamation. one, that she made it up. two, that he never even knew her. so really, he's just

e. jean carroll wins on appeal.story. >> there is a reputational hit. there is the concern that they essentially have given him license and he feels more leeway to continue the ongoing attack. i think there is an unwritten story to why they are doing what they are doing. what were the negotiations. were there promises? were there third parties that were guaranteeing in cosigning a bond. what was it that led them to do this. there is something about this not seeming plausible. there is a concern about, did he really have the assets free and clear that weren't already pledged to others to put up that would give chubb enough security given all of the downsides. this ongoing nature of the attacks tells you, who he is and to quote history, this is at long last how he left no sense of decency. it tells you everything. it was sexual assault and repeated defamation to continue doing this. >> thank you both. >>> coming up, joe biden has a huge campaign cash advantage over donald trump that has been burning up cash paying def

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e. jean carroll again? >> is sure sounds like it. there were many days i wish i was roberta kaplan who is jean carol's extraordinary lawyer. she is so phenomenal but today is the day i really wish i was because donald trump is basically writing the third lawsuit that she is going to foul and it's absolutely within her rights to bring that lawsuit and create a whole another. trump lost in front of a jury of his peers on this question of whether he had defamed e. jean carroll and now he's doing it again. i'm sure she is just sitting there scribbling it all down and ready to go. >> this is a sign you love your job, which is a good thing. andrew let me go to you. first of all you agree to cross the line and defamed her again? also even if he cross the line, by law, don't you think robbie kaplan should keep suing him? how do you feel about that for the rule of law and the cycle of it? >> i think there are two issues on that. is there enough here for robbie kaplan to sue again and i think the answer is yes. the issue of whether it's defamat

e. jean carroll won. today, donald trump, appears to have defamed and lied about e. ce again >> a person i never met. i have no idea who she is. except for one thing, i got sued . from that point on, i said that is crazy. i was given a false accusation and had to post a $91 billion, $91 million bond. >> chubb insurance had warning that he was going to take another $91 million risk in lying about i ching e. jean carroll today because he also lied about her on saturday. >> based on false accusations made about me from a woman that i know nothing about. >> still with us, andrew weissman and joyce. joyce, he is doing it again. what happens next year? >> trump is treating this like he has now got a license to continue to defame e. jean carroll endlessly. at some point i suspect her lawyers will step in. there might be another lawsuit. trump might think the second point is that she has suffered damages, she could not prove damages that she would have to prove in a third defamation case. there is good argument here that the impact of the ongoing defamation, even after the fi

e. jean carroll a liar or a falsifier. d get him in immediate trouble because of what's called restitute account. calling e. jean carroll a liar gets you right back in court to pay more damages. instead, if he's saying this was an unfair process, the judge had it out for me, that's probably not going to be defamation. when it comes to defamation, it's in the eye of the beholder. reasonable minds can differ on what is or what is not defamation because beyond the words, you have to look another the facts. so does trump get away with this statement? maybe. but he is playing with fire every time he talks about the e. jean carroll case. >> jen, your thoughts on this. we know he has no discipline, he has no message discipline, he has this vitriolic hate for people that go after him, especially women. there he is saying something again on truth social about e. jean carroll. >> one, he really does have no impulse control. he is a pathological narcissist among his other problems, and he cannot help but toot his own horn. that's why

e. jean carroll had until 11:00 a.m. to decide whether to oppose the bond trump put up. not oppose it, but have posted a new filing. trump has since spoken about carroll at least twice including these comments during an interview on cnbc this morning. >> if i didn't win on appeal, the most ridiculous decisions, including the ms. goodman, i have no idea who she is, except i got sued. from that point on, independent wow, that is crazy. i got charged, i was given a false accusation and had to post a $91 million bond on a false accusation. >> with us now to talk more about this and other things, lisa rubin and david aaronburg. >> and so they don't oppose the bond. what they did say is that they had limited concerns about a provision in the bond that would have seemed to allow chubb insurance to take 60 days or a little bit more to pay e. jean carroll in the case she wins on appeal. that has been narrowed so now she can be paid within 30 days of any appellate judgment that upholds that jury verdict. their concerns are now they say alleviated and so there should be no need for

e. jean carroll case and shown he can access financing where it calls for in other cases. >> this $91.6 million is in escrow pending the appeals process. so, at what point timeline-wise, when does e. jean carroll actually see the money? >> yeah, great question. this is where things can bog down. our appellate courts generally, it holds true for appellate courts handling criminal cases and handling civil cases, are overburdened. you could use more judges appointed to handle the flood of appeals that appellate courts in all jurisdictions have to handle each year. so, you know, what i will expect to see now is the court setting a briefing schedule, where both parties pill have to file their briefs and their oppositions, the court will then likely set an oral argument schedule, though an oral argument is not necessary on appeal. sometimes the appellate court judges can resolve the case on the papers as they say, just on the written court filings. but, you know, this is something that could take months or i'm afraid to say it could even take a year or more to work its way through the appellat

e. jean carroll won. today, donald trump appears to have defamed, lied about e. n. and chub will not be helping donald trump with his next bond. today, as the sun was beginning to set over manhattan at 5:23 p.m., the judge will be manhattan district attorney can call as witnesses in his criminal prosecution of defendant trump star stormy daniels and another woman who was paid hush money by donald trump, karen mcdougal and the district attorney can call the trump operative who arranged the hush money payments, michael cohen. michael cohen has been convicted in federal court in that illegal scheme. the order today said this about donald trump's attempt to block the use of the access hollywood tape where donald trump confesses to sexual assault. "the tape helps establish defendant's intent and motive for making the payment to daniels and then attempting to conceal them. however, the court agrees with defendant that the compromise should be struck to avoid undue prejudice to the defendant. this court rules the proper balance lies in allowing the people to elicit testi

e. jean carroll.ning me now, melissa murray, new york university law professor and director of the birnbaum women's legal center. now msnbc legal analyst. she is also co-author of the trump indictment, the historic charging documents . all indicating you are a very busy lady, and i thank you for your time with me. so what does it mean that trump posted a bond, and how much money did he actually have to put up? >> so, what it means to post a bond is if you have a major judgment like the judgment that e. jean carroll has secured against donald trump, you have to pay that out. trump is going to appeal, but in order to proceed with those appeals he has to show that he has the money to satisfy that judgment if he is unsuccessful in that appeal. typically a bond is something that is offered by a bond holding company or an insurance company that secures or guarantees the amount of the judgment for a premium. so, the person seeking the bond has to pay maybe 1-3% above and beyond the cost of the bond and secur

e. jean carroll case. the details after this. an carro. details after this >>> donald trump has put up the money to appeal the e. jean carroll defamation verdict posting $91.63 million bond so that he can move forward with trying to get the judgment thrown out. that bond also prevents carroll's attorneys from trying to seize trump's assets during the appeal. now, it's important to note that the terms of the bond are not clear right now, so we don't know how much money or what collateral trump actually put down. i want to bring in nbc's vaughn hillyard from houston where the rnc met earlier today. kristy greenberg is former deputy chief of the sdny criminal division. lisa rubin is an msnbc legal correspondent, and she is with me on set. so somehow enough money was brought together for a bond. what does that mean, and are we going to find out where that money came from. >> not necessarily, let's start with what it means. it means that at the end of the appeals process if e. jean carroll prevails, we know that she will get her money because th

e. jean carroll case -- first of all, robbie kaplan, e. jean carroll's lawyer had a field day calling him the least trustworthy -- this like a paper napkin signed yours truly, donald trump, i'm going to pay it. no judge is going to take that? is this a delay tactic? i'm having a hard time understanding. >> in that case he didn't put forth any evidence to secure it at all. i'm asking for a stay, i'm not going to put up anything, and by the way i'm not going to provide any information where my assets are, what debt i have, any information when he was just convict of financial fraud. >> he doesn't mention the $500 million penathy he has pay in his statement of conditions. >> robbie cap:made sure to mention that. >> the obfuscation and the tantrums, and yet sometimes it works for him. we'll see what happens. thank you so much for your time. really appreciate you. >>> still ahead this evening, it was a tale of two cities, two border visits, and two starkly different visions for this country, but which one will prevail in november? and what will

e. jean carroll's hands. it's his worst nightmare because he maintained the myth of success, he's not, he's a loser. >> i think if you really want to send a message, i know there is a building on fifth avenue and 56th street that will get to the heart of the matter. tim o'brien, jen rubin, thank you for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, donald trump's half $1 billion he owes after his losses in civil court. will he be able to find a bond for the judgment in the new york civil fraud case? how long will he be able to drag out the appeals process? that is next. even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. my mental health was much better. but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. #1-prescribed ingrezza is the only td treatment for adults that's always one pill, once dail

e. jean carroll, plus interest. e. raped by donald trump according to the verdict rendered by donald trump in that civil case. in the filing, they asked the judge in the e. jean carroll case, luis kaplan for, quote, an unsecured's of execution, and quote. knowing how unlikely that is, the lawyers went on to say, even if the court doesn't grant an unsecured stay, it shared the very least -- should grant a partially secured stay in an amount substantially reduced from the 91 point $63 million otherwise required. the amount of bond donald trump's lawyer suggested instead of 91 million was 24 million. joining us now is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division of the eastern district of new york and coauthor of the new book the trump indictments, the historic charging documents with commentary. andrew, i want to begin with the weisselberg guilty plea. that was the breaking news of the day. there were indications it might be coming, but here it is. >> listening to your descriptio

e. jean carroll has made a mockery out of rape by joking about it. rape is not funny. >> george: you've made it clear -- >> rape is serious, and it shouldn't be made a mockery of. if you want to defend a woman who made a mockery out of rape, you go ahead and do that. >> george: what you are doing is defending a man who's been found liable for rape. i don't understand how you can do that. >> not in a criminal court of law. this was a civil judgment over sexual abuse, not rape by the way and she made a mockery out of it. >> george: it has been shown to be rape. the judge affirmed that it was, in fact, rape. donald trump was found to have committed rape. that's just a fact. >> that is a civil judgment, not a criminal court, and they're two different things and you know better. >> george: i just showed you the facts. >> you know better. what she's done is offensive to women who have been raped. >> george: we'll let the viewers decide about that. let's talk about january 6th. you were just sworn into congress. you voted to certify the election and you sai

e. jean carroll. and then trump is a winner but he keeps losing. i mean, today, trump defamed e. hich means there could be trump and e. jean carroll three , which could be another lawsuit. it is certainly possible. i do think he is trying very hard to use these court cases as campaign rallies. he has candidate trump instead of defending trump, and candidate trump is really hurt defending trump. he told the judge that he had so much money and that he was worth whatever number. and how he says, look. i really don't have the cash. he could have had a much lower fee. so i think it is really quite, he has done this to himself. >> all right. molly and david, please stick around. i will talk to you later. the 2024 presidential election will be a fight for democracy but it is just a drop in the bucket when you look at elections around the world. we will have more on that after this. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times. when it come

but tim, let me get you on the e jean carroll situation. trump had to post bond to pay jean carroll while he's begging the rnc to pay his legal bills. what does that tell you about his money situation and how do you think this factors into trump's state of mind that he's finally being held accountable and has to get up off some cash? >> there's this long-standing myth that donald trump is untouchable legally. but that myth, like so many things in his life, had never really been tested. he had never really walked up in front of a very muscular, robust federal and state investigations by prosecutors who were determined to hold him accountable. and he has at least four very serious and perilous judgments staring him in the face. on the financial side of it, he's scraping for money. there's been a widespread assumption that donald trump might have several hundred million dollars in cash at his disposal, but that was largely dependent on deposition testimony he gave in which he said he had $400 million. but donald trump never tells the truth and

e. jean carroll. with a loss under his belt, he is resorting to the same tactic that got him in trouble in the first place. he is attacking e. jean carroll and trying to create a bit of an alternate reality to cast doubt on the jury's findings. over the weekend and once again this morning, he insulted her and called her accusations falls. so he is perpetuating propaganda about his perceived enemies. something, by the way, you don't do from a position of strength and you don't do if the facts are on your side. but given the people that he idolizes, none of this should come as a surprise. remember on friday just three days ago, he hosted hungarian prime minister victor ormonde at mar-a-lago and gave this assessment of the authority and -- authoritarian leader. >> week kept in touch. nobody that's smarter or better than viktor orban. he's a great guy. and on controversial figure because he says this is the way it's going to be and that's the end of it, right? >> he can say this is how it's going to be and

e. jean carroll. what you have to do if you can't sue a sitting president or even really pursue anything simply because he is a sitting president does chubb have to wait until he gets out of the oval to collect on any of this? >> that to me is the real conundrum for any insurance company for any potential bond company that would be looking to secure a bond here. if he does become president and he steps them the records is not going to may not come for a while. so it is a real risk to do. i'm really especially with someone again who is who has been found liable for committing financial fraud. in particular insurance fraud. so, this seems like a real risk to me. again it seems as though he had a personal relationship with the ceo of chubb and maybe that came into it. it raises a lot of questions about who would feel comfortable providing a bond posting a bond for him in this kind of circumstance. >> we have not talked about the fact kristi that trump has to by march 25th that is a special day in his lif

today, he paid nearly $92 million bond to the e jean carroll defamation trial. he lost and appeal the judgment more on that shortly. he also installed his daughter-in-law as co-chair of the republican national committee. the former president closed out his post. state of the union day at mar-a-lago, just in the last few hours, hosting hungary's right-wing authoritarian prime minister viktor orban. a strong man for which the former president doesn't seem to be a pejorative cnn's kristen holmes starts us off tonight with more on viktor orban's visit at mar-a-lago. so what is going on with this meeting will interest that is a very good question. then i just heard from a sources of the actual sit-down meeting was about 45 minutes to an hour and then the two the went to listen to a tribute band at mar-a-lago for part of a members only evening. the source described them as friends and the meeting is friendly. know, i was told we were going to get a actual readout of this meet again, photos from it, but we have not seen anything like that. they had described to me as a

e. jean carroll lawsuit. today carroll's attorney responded to that request for a delay saying he simply asks the court to trust me and offers the court filing equivalent of a paper napkin, signed by the least trustworthy of borrowers. trump is also trying to delay paying his new york civil fraud payment. this week trump and his lawyers asked the judge to allow him to pay only 100 billion of the 450 million he owes in that case. yesterday the judge denied that request in a two line statement, telling trump's attorneys, you have failed to explain, much less justify, any basis for delaying the payment. in the course of that back and forth yesterday we learned about another possible attempt by trump to avoid paying the piper. and it is a real doozy. in a legal filing yesterday, new york attorney letitia james accused trump of quietly trying to move his assets to florida to avoid having them seized by the state of new york. coding for the new york attorney generals office, after the court issued its february 16th

e. jean carroll. this comes amid questions about the money trump still needs to put up, owing hundreds of millions of dollars in his other civil case. >> reporter: tonight, with a monday deadline fast appro approaching, donald trump posting a $91.6 million bond while he appealed e. jean carroll's victory in her defamation case. trump securing that money from the virginia-based federal insurance company, guaranteeing the bond with assets including cash. but it's unclear how much. carroll will not get the money now. it will be held by a court while trump pursues his appeal. and it's only a sfraction of the civil penalties he's been ordered to pay. he was fined $454 million in his civil fraud trial and will have to put a separate bond while he pursues that appeal, too. this as trump faces four separate criminal piles and his legal bills pile up. he's already used $50 million worth of donations to his political committees to pay his lawyers. tonight, new questions about whether the republican national com

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e. jean carroll's victory in her defamation case.rump securing that money from the virginia-based federal insurance company, guaranteeing the bond with assets including cash. but it's unclear how much. carroll will not get the money now. it will be held by a court while trump pursues his appeal. and it's only a fraction of the civil penalties he's been ordered to pay. he was fined 454 million in his civil fraud trial and will have to put up a separate bond while he pursues that appeal, too. this as trump faces four separate criminal trials and his legal bills pile up. he's already used $50 million worth of donations to his political committees to pay his lawyers. and tonight, new questions about whether the republican national committee will chip in, too. today the rnc installing trump's daughter-in-law, lara trump, as vice chair. >> we have one goal. the goal on november 5th is to win, and as my father-in-law says, bigly. >> reporter: one rnc official proposing a rule to block the committee from paying trump's legal bills, but it di

e. jean carroll, and trump is a winner but he keeps losing. today, trump defamed e. roll again, which means there could be number three, which would be another lawsuit and it is certainly possible. so i do think, look, he has tried very hard to use these court cases as a campaign rally, he has sort of been candidate trump instead of defendant trump, and actually, candidate trump has really hurt defendant trump, and he told the judge that he had so much money and he was worth whatever, and had he just sort of been like look, i don't have the cash, he could have had a much lower fee. so, i think it is really quite, he has done this to himself. >> molly and david, we will talk to you again later on, the 2024 presidential election will be a fight for democracy but it is just a drop in the bucket when you look at elections around the world, we will have more on that after this. after . e listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p.

e. jean carroll lawsuits. attorney responded to that request for delay, saying he simply asked the court to trust me, and offers the court filing equivalent of a paper napkin signed by the least trustworthy of borrowers. trump is also trying to delay paying his new york civil fraud payment. this week trump and his lawyers asked the judge to allow him to pay only 100 million of the 450 million he owes in that case. yesterday, the judge denied that request. in a two line statement, he told trump's attorneys, you have failed to explain, much less justify any basis for delaying the payment. end scene. in the course of that back and forth yesterday, we learned about another possible attempt by trump to avoid paying the piper. and it is a real doozy. in a legal filing yesterday, new york attorney general letitia james accused trump of quietly trying to move his assets to florida to avoid having them seized by the state of new york. quoting from the new york attorney general's office, after the court issued its febru

we know that trump's sort of over-learned the lesson of not showing up to the first e jean carroll trial in 2023. however, based on how trump behaved in the other civil actions in new york, one was another e jean carroll trial. one was new york attorney general trial. i'm not sure how much which is presence helped him. this is a different setting. this is a judge he appointed and it's a different case. >> and also what's notable is there's this fight going on between trump's attorneys and the doj in this case over revealing the names of the witnesses here, and we spoke with one of them on monday, trump employee five, brian butler. as you know, and this is what he told us in part about what he witnessed >> you noticed that he had bought they were the boxes that were in the indictment. the white bankers boxes that's what i remember loading. >> and did you have any time any idea at the time that there was potentially us national security secrets in his box and no clue. >> no he had no clue. i mean, we were just taking them out of the escalate, piling them up. i remember they were all stacke

e. jean carroll. an insurance company provided the bond. this comes after a federal jury awarded carroll $83 million in damages. the bond prevents her from collecting that money while trump appeals the verdict. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, the showdown emerging over tiktok as a bill that could ban the app in the u.s. gains momentum in congress what's at stake right after this >>> back now with tiktok, the wildly popular app with 170 million users in the u.s., and many of them are outraged over a bill set for a vote next week that could ban tiktok nationwide if it doesn't cut its chinese ties here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: tonight, the battle to ban tiktok intensifying in washington with house leaders confirming they'll vote next week on a bill that would effectively ban the app, unless it's sold by its chinese parent company, bytedance. >> we can't have a foreign-controlled social media app pushing misinformation, certainly not to our children. >> reporter: after the bill was introduced earlier this week, tiktok blasted out

e. jean carroll of $83.3 million. the difference in the price there is due to interests that trump would have to put up because he's posting this ban. there had been a question of where donald trump would get the money from for the bond. and now we have learned that the bond is being secured by a global insurance company very well-known company called chubb. so they have secured this ban and we also can see on the bond that donald trump signed it on tuesday of this week, that was as he was still asking the judge in this case face to give him more time to post the bonds. so now that this is kind of settled, the judge has asked e. jean carroll's attorneys to weigh in and see if they object to the bond or any of the terms. and if they do, they have to tell him by monday morning, if they do, then everyone will be back in court monday afternoon. brianna. >> and when is trump's bond do in the new york civil fraud cases? and he's he expected to have the cash without kara >> i mean, that's another big question that bond is du

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e. jean carroll's multimillion dollar judgment.nt is posted as a bond as former president trump begins the process of appealing the verdict against him. that is the amount of just one of his bonds. remember, he had to post $5.6 million to appeal the first verdict against him. that amount he posted in cash himself. he did not get a bond surety for that one. e. jean carroll calling the bond in her second victory, " stupendous . " you can see the actual signature of trump on the bond agreement. we do not know how much trump put up for himself or the bond or what he used as collateral. let me be very clear folks, the bond was posted by federal insurance company, a subsidiary of chubb insurance on the eve of execution of a judgment. follow the money, as they say. to me now is former federal prosecutor and senior writer for political. a lot to cover and not a lot of time. that start quickly with the latest bond issue. the federal insurance company posted that bond to ensure the e. jean carroll gets her money if trump loses his appeal. me

e. jean carroll case. the district court's rules are that they've require about 110% of the bond because this will stay the judgment, meaning that e. jean carroll can't take the money until the appeal is done, so they always want a little extra security. so donald trump has made the bond in this case or have been big questions about how he would come up with this money. there are more there's more information coming into the docket that we're still going through, but he has made the deadline to post this bond meeting, the $91.3 million of the court requires this is of course comes as he is also facing a very significant bond of $454 million in the new york civil fraud case. he's required to post that my march 25, there had been questions about how he would come up with the money. so we're seeing that he made this first deadline, which is the smaller amount of money. but the big question maine's of will he make that next deadline now he has asked an appeals court in the civil fraud case to allow him to not p

e. jean carroll. an insurance company provided the bond. this comes after a federal jury awarded carroll $83 million in damages. the bond prevents her from collecting that money while trump appeals the verdict. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, the showdown emerging over tiktok as a bill that could ban the app in the u.s. gains momentum in congress. what's at stake right after this. ith generalized myasthenia gravis. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. ♪♪ vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. ♪♪ in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respiratory tract infections, and headache. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of

e. jean carroll. that bond allows trump to avoid paying e. jean carroll for real while he attempts to appeal that judgment against him. if he were to lose the appeal and not pay up, the federal insurance company and chubb would be on the hook to pay ms. carroll. that has given the company's investors and brokers and some of their customers apparently a little bit of heartburn judging from a letter the ceo of chubb sent around defending the decision, saying, quote, as the surety, we don't take sides. we're supporting and are part of the justice system plumbing included in this case. in other words, we're just that trap thing at the bottom of the sink. we are not the stuff that got stuck in it. don't get mad at us. we're just doing our jobs. but if a $91.6 million bond was a doable one for the former president, a $454 million bond and counting is proving to be another matter entirely. lawyers for mr. trump today told a new york appellate court that he can't find a company to help him with the nearly half billion bond while he appeals the new yor

e. jean carroll has been represented by capable lawyers, that she's been at this since 2019. by being ahead of the curve, we talk about the department of justice waiting too long overtime, e. jean carroll did not have the concern about the restoration to normalcy that merrick garland and his senior leadership did. >> and stormy daniels could become another woman in this story on this front, shortly. >> i think that's true and i think that, i have not been a civil litigator but i'm a civil rights activist and that's why i think people like me have been saying that there is justice for those that have means and that have certain things on their side and others don't. there is no way, if this was some guy on the south side of chicago with a regular job or no job, that he could go through two civil cases that he loses and then have four criminal cases install this long and that's why people need to vote. we need to equalize the system. i can't imagine anyone that could stall this, so i think in many ways, the lesson is the inequity in the criminal justice system, that those with m

year, state of the union address, plus with just a few days left to find 83 3 million in the e jean carroll case. former president trump says he needs more time, which could speak volumes about the state of his finances evening, everyone, thanks for joining us, john king here sitting in for anderson. appreciate your time. we begin tonight with what comes next at this big crossroads moments, crossroads moment of the 2024 campaign last night, super tuesday results made a trump-biden rematch. all-but-certain. and today, several big and quick decisions made clear donald trump's grip on the republican party is all the more tight the first being nikki haley bowing out of the race, not endorsing the former president, but it's not precluding it either >> it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it, who did not support him. and i hope he does that meaning presumably, she says open to persuasion as source supporters are not clear though, how open some of them might be. also today, more collapse and what little republican resistance remains iowa's joni ernst beca

e. jean carroll.ause he's posted the bond for her judgment, $93.1 million -- am i correct. >> $96.3 million. >> i had some of this right. he's also going out and talking about ageing carroll. >> defamation is a conclusion. based on the comments made over the weekend, the ones he made to cnbc this morning and the comments that were held to be defamatory by a jury last may, and again, damages found this fall, yes. >> do they keep bringing cases? >> i think that's an open question. one of the things that e. jean carroll's lawyers would have to do to bring a new claim for damages is actually show she's been damaged. you'll remember, katy, in the last trial, $65 million of that $83.3 million judgment was in punitive damages. we still have to find that the person has been injured. and there is a justification for an award of compensatory damages. in order to show those, you might have to wait a while for the ugly things to happen. you might have to show, for example, that e. jean carroll is a subject of dea

e. jean carroll get the kind of accountability, albeit not in the contact of -- context of criminal acts to illustrate to people who donald trump is and always has been. because of both of those cases, his conduct in many years past is what is at issue. both of those women are and hinging him with their ability to get into his wallet and yes, e. jean carroll has been represented by very capable lawyers but she has also been at this since 2019, and so by being ahead of the curve, you know, we talk about the department of justice waiting too long all the time, e. jean carroll did not have the concern about the restoration to normalcy that maybe merrick garland and his senior leadership did. >> and i would add, stormy daniels could become another woman on this front very shortly. >> i think that is true, and i have not been a civil litigator there but i have been a civil rights activist. i think that is why people like me have been saying that it is justice for those who have means and who have certain things on their side, and others don't. there is no way, if this was some guy on the sout

e. jean carroll. what did he say exactly this weekend? >> the political element of this, the general election on his mind. he's got criminal trials on his mind. yet he keeps coming back to e. jean carroll. why? because he's going to have to pay these damages and is trying to get the opportunity to appeal the decision. he was able to post this $91 million bond, but there's a lot of question marks about exactly what. >> i just posted a $91 million bond -- 91 million on a fake story, totally made up story based on false accusations made about me by a woman i didn't know nothing about, never heard of. she wrote a book, she said things. when i denied it, i said it's crazy, it's false. i got sued for defamation. that's where it starts. >> it's those very statements that led to the lawsuit of defamation and these very damages. >> catherine, what does this mean? could he get sued yet again and does this hurt or help him on his appeal? >> he could be sued again. that would be ms. carroll's choice and her attorney's choice. this is a duplicate equiv

e. jean carroll. now that he has shown he can get the money, what can it mean for the 460 million and counting he owes the state of new york. joining us now msnbc legal continue, lisa rubin. he was due to post this bond on monday. yesterday you and i were talking about the delay he was asking for. that was denied. >> that was. >> so posting it, what does it mean to have this on the books. >> it means that e. jean carroll is protected through the second circuit's disposition. one of the things i noticed when i was going through the bond today is that it actually only covers the appeal to the second circuit. it doesn't cover any appeal that he would take from the second circuit if it affirms the jury's verdict of $83.3 million. >> you're going to have to explain that. >> if he appeals further to the supreme court, he's going to need somebody else to come in and provide that security if he takes that appeal further. otherwise, he will owe her that money within a certain number of days. >> chub says it wi

he just posted a nearly $92 billion bond in the e jean carroll defamation case against them. and that's just a drop in the bucket. he's on the hook right now for mega millions, brian todd is taking a closer look. >> they attack my business. i built a great business, but the former president's projection of himself as a star businessman with deep pockets facing a strong challenge tonight. donald trump today posted a bond of nearly $92 million to cover the damages in the e jean carroll defamation case. as he appeals the judgment against him in that case, an insurance company called chubb underwrote the bond trump posted today, but trump still owes damages of $454 million for a separate judgment against him in the new york attorney general's civil fraud case. while he's appealing the case, he's only got until march 25th to pay that off i isn't really big bind up, particularly because there's a clock ticking on it. it's a very tight timetable wanting someone would that wealth might be able to raise cash if you give some enough time. but with this kind of situations where hard, an

e. jean carroll. he posted up on today which is required to appeal.that is one of the many bills and headaches . we have shown you this rough breakdown with the interest of the fraud case on the bottom, the defamation case, which i just alluded to in the bond cost for that. he also needs a bond for his judgment in the fraud case. he might have to sell some of his properties to pay the penalty, which means he is not in a long -- and elon musk level billionaire preview about your having to selling to post bond. trump claims he is not concerned. >> how close are you you to concern the bonner what you need for vacuum >> i have a lot of money. i can do what i want to do. >> you're not worried? >> i don't worry about the money. >> we are here with our guest, professor murray, he owes us money and if you talk to people comes about this they say, nothing works is he ever going to be held accountable in civil cases, money is only thing you're held accountable for. in this case, the new york times and the fraud case, when it is due, he has to pay even if he wan