e. jean carroll was called the exact same things by donald trump, and not only did they accept her case and let her take the stand and let her have her day in court, they've given her millions. meanwhile my attorneys fees have wracked up to over half a million dollars. >> do you have any means of paying that? >> no. nor do i think i should. it's not fair. >> in terms of what happens next, judge merchan lifted the gag order, so he's still prohibited from attacking court staff and prosecutors and their families, but he's now free to attack jurors and witnesses, which means you. >> right. >> when the gag order was in place did you benefit from that at all? are you worried about it being lifted? >> no. i mean he's going to say what he's going to say anyway. i'm not afraid what he could say about me or what he could call me. i'm telling the truth. i'm the only one who has continued to tell the truth. i can prove everything i've ever said, so i'm not concerned about those things he might say. i'm concerned of him saying something that will make his followers come after me more. >> has that ch

e. jean carroll was called the exact same thing by donald trump and not only did they accept her case and take the stand and have her day in court, they have given her millions. meanwhile my attorneys fees have racked up to over half $1 million. >> do you have any means to pay that?>> no, nor do i think i should, it is not fair.>> in terms of what happens next, the judge lifted the gag order, so he is still prohibited from attacking court staff and prosecutors and their families but he is free to attend jurors and witnesses, which means you. when the gag order was in place, did you benefit from that at all? were you worried about it being lifted? >> no, he's going to say what he wants to say anyway, i'm not a fan of what he can say about me or what he can call me. i'm telling the truth, i'm the only one that has continued to tell the truth, i can prove everything that i have ever said. so i'm not concerned about those things he might say, i'm concerned of him saying something that will make his followers come after me more.>> has that changed over time the character of the way people have

e. jean carroll. but literally the same three sentences. liar, whack job. con job. whatever.80 million and it costs me over $600,000? it will cost my partner his house? it will cost my daughter her privacy for the rest of her life? it's not fair. >> i feel like the trump movement has destroyed or tried to destroy a lot of people for posing a threat to donald trump or a challenge to him. and there are as you have been describing millions of americans if not tens of millions of americans who have a rooting interest in all of these efforts to confront him and expose this behavior and hold him accountable for crimes. more than half the country is rooting for him being held accountable. the people who are actually in this confrontations are being terrorized and menaced and ruined. and overall, this system, i'm sorry to put this to you. but i feel like this system is unsustainable unless the real life human people willing to stand up and be counted and speak the truth against him are themselves protected. >> you could be me. >> yes. >> we could all be me. anybody out there. they ar

e. jean carroll, they have given her millions.s have wracked up to half a million dollars. >> do you have any means of paying that? >> no. nor do i think i should. it's not fair. >> in terms of what happens next, judge merchan just lifted the gag order so he is still prohibited from attacking court staff and prosecutors and their families but he is now free to attack jurors and witnesses which means you. when the gag order was in place, did you benefit from that at all? are you worried about it being lifted? >> no. he's going to say what he's going to say anyway. i'm not afraid of what he could say or call me. i'm telling the truth. i'm the only one that has continued to tell the truth. i can prove everything that i have ever said. i'm not concerned about those things he might say. i'm concerned of him saying something that will make his followers come after me, more. >> has that changed over time, the character of the way people have done it? >> the biggest thing is they are not hiding. they used to all be bots. now they are usin

e. jean carroll was, my defamation case, because i would not be facing a 600 hours -- a $600,000 judgment i need to not know him and have peace and be able to work. now that they have doxed me, because of this situation, i need a safe place for my family and my animals and i don't know if i will ever have that, because it just keeps happening. >> what you have experienced is something that is absolutely individual to you, but also part of a pattern of people who confront trump or tell the truth about things about trump that hurt him because they do not reflect on him well and there is something wrong with us as a country for not being able to protect you from that when you have done nothing wrong, so i cannot apologize on behalf of the country. that's not my job. but i want you and your family's life to be better than it is and i want you to have more protection than you have and i hope you can get it. >> thank you and i am prepared. this is my hill to die on and i will probably, potentially, lose everything and even be arrested because i'm not giving up my daughter's personal information

you covered the hush money trial and written about the e jean carroll case and why was one allowed in wasn't?'s >> in which respect? >> she said, the case for carol went forward and it went forward and she makes a good point that that garnered her hundreds of millions of dollars and stormy is left like your case can't even get green lit. >> different circumstances on those. it is chilling when you see how much legal fees she has been stuck with and not only that, she raises money because she has to cover that and she has all of this security involved because her address was given and people know where she lives and she has written about on her gofundme page there have been attempts to shoot her horses and she is looking to relocate her family. it is crazy. there are over 21,000 people now who have given money to cover the myriad costs that she has. i remember seeing michael cohen after the verdict of the hush money. i ran into him. he had security with him. they have to incur that cost with legal fees and then the private security is also picked up by them if they want to have it. it

e. jean carroll. ding is somebody about whom a judge said he raped her. but he was found guilty of sexually abusing e. jean carroll and then defaming her. he said that the people coming across the border are, quote, stealing the jobs of black and brown americans. so, upping the black jobs lie that donald trump has told. the people who are undocumented in this country, some 12 million odd people represent -- i think about a third of those who do construction work. they represent a little bit more of that, of people who do agricultural work. but agricultural work someone of the big name sakes. he's saying that that is something that black americans should be doing instead. what jobs are they stealing? people who are daca, some of the largest number of entrepreneurs in the country. people who are daca are very, very high levels of employment. it's north of 90%. so, the ideas that he is putting out are factually incorrect. they're deeply offensive. and they're an attempt to pit black folks against brown fo

e. jean carroll and the new york attorney general. that may be the best measure of accountability that the american people see before this november election. >> lisa, it's always great to have you. mckay, thank you so much. hans, pretty good to see you. when we return, we are going to break down stormy daniels' first u.s. interview since she testified against the former president. trump biographer tim o'brien is here and later >>> president biden ramping up efforts to reassure democrats after last week's debate, as the first democratic congress officially calls for him to step aside. im to step aside. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity.

e. jean carroll's trial.een different judges, and the thing i think so poor in terms of america not being able to know judge merchan is not being able to see and hear him because he is measured and he is calm. even in the face of all this scrutiny and even in the face of all these complex legal issues. why? because this man, judge juan merchan, came to the united states. he emigrated at the age of 6 from clubu. he's one of six children. he was washing dishes. he went to school, graduated -- he's the first member of his family to go to college. he lived in queens. he worked at the manhattan d.a.'s office and the new york state attorney generals and has been a judge since 2006. if there anyone who isn't a fellow new yorker, i beg you find somebody else who's not more new york than judge juan merchan. he is what a lot of new yorkers are, and i think that's a really interesting theme when you think about donald trump having a jury of his peers in this trial. but having a man like judge juan merchan who's overseei

e. jean carroll settlement for sexually abusing her, the judge said raped her and doing what he said heould grab in real life, there's your case in terms of civil fraud, almost $500 million when the team is appealing. there's more. tell us more about what you have known as somebody who has prosecuted this man. there's also his fake university. his charities. >> but i also know, i have spoken to some individuals who used to live in some of his buildings in brooklyn, who he and his father discriminated against because they were african american. those individuals tell me the types of tactics they engaged in. it's critically important that individuals understand the karth and the type of individual that donald trump represents. and the fact is that he is a no respecter of title and an individual who will stoop to certain lows obviously to achieve his objective. it's really all about donald trump and no one else. he's not concerned about the rule of law. not concerned about the interest of working class people in this country. not concerned about uniting us. it's all about how he can benefi

e. jean carroll case. postponed, the documents case that we're discussing, on hold.ork case has been pushed from july to september, and on hold is the georgia state election case. you can see all of these with election day looming there at the end of the timeline, all of these being pushed and pushed and approaching past that election date. so here's the question i would have for you, neama. it's always the question of what's an official a act. you have immunity for an official act. i don't know the test, by the way. what's the test for a court on whether or not something is an official act so they can answer the question of whether or not how he handled classified documents is immune? >> well, that's thest. and, will -- the test. you nailed it, this is uncharted legal waters. i would say that trump has a better argument in the classified documents case than the election fraud case. this is why. historically, at least in the civil context, some judges have held that campaigning is personal and not official. of course, trump is going to argue that he was auditing the

e. jean carroll and the new york attorney general. that might be the best accountability that the american people see before the november election. >> lisa, it's always great to have you. mckay, thank you so much. hans, pretty good to see you. when we return, we will break down stormy daniels' first u.s. interview since she testified against the former president. trump biographer tim o'brien is here, and later, president biden is ramping up efforts to reassure democrats after last week's debate, as the first democrat in congress officially calls for him to get under our. the 11th hour is just getting underway on a busy tuesday night. night. ( ♪♪ ) luke's mom: without easterseals, my luke would be a very different luke. look up. where you going? luke's mom: there's an incredible urgency to get your child into services, because the longer you wait, these motor pathways are set in stone. i knew he needed help. he needed these services. i'm almost there. yes, you are. you're so close. you're so strong. i'm gonna say hi. okay! let's say hi

e. jean carroll in a bergdorf goodman's dressing room in the '90s and then defamed her. we will give it exactly that same energy. because while i will never gaslight you i'm not going to be out here saying you didn't see wlau saw last thursday on that debate stage. you saw it, i saw it everybody who frantically texted me saw it, and there are plenty of places you can go to to hear about whether and how the democratic candidate, not the criminal candidate, should step aside. y'all democrats handle that. figure it out and let me know. because what i know is that donald j. trump cannot be allowed back into the white house. full stop. period. because donald trump is a dangerous, felonious wannabe autocrat who is vowing to release hundreds of violent insurrectionists from prison by pardoning them, to open internment camps on u.s. soil and round up millions of undocumented migrants to put there. and sic the justice department on his declared enemies. he has called for the execution of people he doesn't like including former joint chiefs chairman mark milley. he has admitted he

e. jean carroll, is ordered to pay her over $88 million in damages.re owing $354 million in penalties. he became the first former president in history to be convicted in the hush money case and convicted of a felony, but following the supreme court decision, i mean, talk about a stunning reversal of fortunes. >> in a weird way, bizarre way, being indicted four times and being found guilty by a jury for crimes has helped donald trump. it's helped him in his polling numbers, which is very strange. normally if someone's been convicted of a crime, sort of their life is ruined. this has helped donald trump and also just the delaying of the other cases, so it's worked for him in terms of all of the motions that his lawyers have filed. >> do you see it as delaying justice? >> it's delaying justice, you know. justice delayed is justice denied. so it's very serious this supreme court case. >> thank you so much for helping us understand it better, catherine christian. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," the trial of hollywood actor alec baldwin tied to the "r

e. jean carroll had you taken that $88 million and put it in an s&p index fund an hour after i was sworn in, you'll be up 40% today. >> tom friedman. thanks very much. good to talk to you coming up now that she appears to have the inside track to the democratic nomination for president, can she re-energize democratic voters in swing states a look at the battleground state of georgia next i agree with latch, the splashes are huge. the action never stops and the smiles come easy. >> so bring your pack together and both your state today and strengthen the pack what does a robot know about love? translate that leap inside the human heart and something we can see the hold the fingerprints. we leave behind, show how determined we are to give the world a piece of ourselves etsy shame. >> it's been here as long as i can remember living. in glances of people i loved ones i didn't even know the workers shame when it comes to his health is not about what we about all the things that somebody can gain just what relax. you booked a us bank. we think the best relationships should feel easy laughing sh

and also liable for sexual assault and other courtroom against e jean carroll so please spare me your five minutes of fame. give this man a chance to pick himself up. he's done it so many times. >> joe, what do you think on the timeline i mean, the rnc's coming up pretty quickly two weeks from now will be the end of the rnc i think there's a couple of lessons from 1998 with president clinton. the first is that time actually helps i think senator boxer will likely remember that senators as a member of congress privately, we're talking about going to the white house and trying to convince them president and to leave. and the fact of the matter is people are going to figure out within a week or two weeks the center of our say that he's not leaving and that's when people will rally around them. the second thing i think is on strategy. i don't think campaigning is the best thing. again, unless than from 1998, 1999. he has the unique position of being president and doing things as pressman. and i think that's the best way to position himself as a contrast to donald trump. it's not about sty

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e. jean carroll civil suit found against him that this is an argument that she wants to make, and it taps into not only her bio, but the attempt that will be made here by her advisers to make her out as tough strong attributes that they think are part of her being a prosecutor, but also fit pretty well with being commander in chief and also smart. and that's all contrast that she wants to mate to donald trump yeah. >> i mean, i just was so struck watching that video of harris because obviously we know she's been out there on the trail for biden, but we've also seen her as the number two, the entire time and yes, she has had some more moments on abortion rights and other places. but it just hits so differently now that you know, she's at the top of the ticket, i mean, the contrast between what we would see from president biden in terms of how she can approach it the sort of the sheer energy that she brings to the project. just really underscores how different running against her is going to be for donald trump. and you have seen the trump campaign had really set up everything to run agains

e. jean carroll. had you taken that $88 million and put it in an s&p index fund an hour after i was sworn in, you'll be up 40% today. >> i'm freeman. thanks very much. good to talk to you coming up now that she appears to have the inside track to the democratic nomination for president, can she reenergize democratic voters in swing states a look at the battleground state of georgia next you may like it never even happened the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea and now becomes a future where you grew a dream into a reality the all new godaddy arrow put your business online and minutes with the power of ai. >> i had no idea. i was still paying for your flight wi-fi until i finally check my credit card statement 14 it's $600 later. that's why i created rocket money, an app that shows you all your subscriptions in one place. see something you no longer want. you can cancel it straight from the app. download rocket money t

e. jean carroll, the entire pantheon of issues that have come up on this.t more did you find on this from j.d. vance? yeah. >> and look, we already knew that j.d. vance was a donald trump hater in 2016, but this really takes it to a whole, another level repeatedly saying implying that he thought donald trump was a sexual or repeated sexual predator. i think it's important to remember the context of what is happening, right? it was just after that access hollywood tape came out. it was after all of these women came out following that tape accusing trump of sexual assault, and that's when vance take a look right here of what he wrote on twitter during that time, he wrote what a percent of the american population has tagging him at real donald trump sexually assaulted, and that reel, it isn't all of it. he also liked to tweets, implying that trump committed sexual assault, including one that said, quote, trump was a thug real estate barons who commit serial sexual assault. any also liked this other tweet in 2016 where he said, i wish there was a second vice pr

e. jean carroll on fifth avenue at bergdorf of every republican knows he was guilty of 34 felonies. everybody knows he was adjudicated in a civil fraud trial liable for the fraud. the taxpayers of the state in new york, they knew all that about trump and no one is calling on mr. trump to stand out. by the way, 50 and abc poll out today 50% of americans want trump to get out of the races. where are my republican friends standing up and saying, well, this guy can't lead our party yes. >> got to that point. i do want to show i will definitely let you respond. i'm not going to change the new. york times editorial board to scott, to paul's point is saying, trump is quote, unfit to lead i mean, some of this coming after a lot of criticism among progressives that, that york times editorial board, other editorial board's we're saying joe biden out of the residents say the same thing about donald trump, despite everything that paul just mentioned there. but your response to that, i mean, why why aren't republicans having a conversation among the adults in the room about whether or not donald

e. jean carroll . he went bankrupt trying to run a casino. didn't know you can do that. and when he got protested he responded by allowing the protest happen, sobering up, taking a moment, and touting his deal to end the war between hamas and the israelis. this was well done. i can't say anything other than that is the joe biden who i think democrats who might be nervous needed to see, and for democrats who doubted him, that was the come at me, bro, joe biden. can't go anywhere. >> we will see, the future remains unwritten. i think he is dead set on not going anywhere. no, he was, to me, that was also the most comprehensive thesis of the campaign. since the state of the union, that was like what is the campaign? that is the campaign. that speech is the campaign. for 30 minutes, joe biden has a strong record, joe biden has a strong record for the future. you put them on the next 100 days. and donald trump is a minutes. and all of that, the contrast, donald trump is a minutes, just completely unloading on the guy in every possible way. january 6th, sexual assault, and here

e. jean carroll and that situation. >> that he would never date her. >> how does that -- >> bleeding badlyt in?. how about that i'm going to suspend the constitution? terminate the constitution, which of course he lies about. >> this is a big children's book . >> i'm curious. how do we walk our children through all those chapters? i'm a little confused? >> joe, i would take special pains -- if you find yourself with young children again, which, who knows, anything could happen. you two are a magical couple. >> grandpa. >> you want to avoid the chapter -- there's a chapter in there about trump's relationship with jeffrey epstein. stay away from that chapter in particular with your kids. >> so, are you saying that the orji island chapter -- >> just cross that off the list. not appropriate for children. >> so, reverend huckabee's book , were going to keep the orji island part out. >> what about the i didn't sleep with the porn star. >> reverend huckabee. what about the kids book. the summer he thinks he said that trump did that the kids need to remember -- talk about the executions. summary e

e. jean carroll ruling. you had the stormy daniels trial payout play out. she's very aware that what she says will be parsed and it will be locked potentially by his detractors. i think her presence there is a big step, but i would note one thing only time she even appeared with him recently when he hosted viktor orban down at mar a-lago, she's been very, very stepped back, but also the programming tonight is fascinating to me as a woman watching this and 70 is more of a moderate republican look in tucker carlson, dana white it is a lineup of yom machismo men who are really there to show how strong donald trump is. it would have been a powerful night for her beak if she were willing to, but i will say erin really quickly here. >> you have seen younger men appear to be more open-minded and more favorable to president trump and president biden i think the trump campaign recognizes that there's a substantial opportunity here to move the numbers. a young men aos, one real quick point. listen, i were talking about it earlier. last night. huge amount of stuff, bu

drop me at e jean carroll.hem there, the incentive is they're going to have a pint of beer after they've done a move called the downward dog. now to me, the two things don't make sense. if you're mountain yoga, you're not a big beer drinker. the two don't go together. but this bloke who's it's quite a good gimmick, he's called matt jordan, he he makes them do a couple of moves, and then he gives them a pint of beer and he's opened up. he's opening up these classes all over the country. i suspect they'll fall flat on their faces because i think really , they'll be drunk. think really, they'll be drunk. no. well, that is well, but i just think real yoga enthusiasts will think this is an aberration. they won't want this to be how i do yoga. >> i love my ashtanga gymnastic and yoga type thing. and do you have a glass of wine afterwards or something? i might hang out at the club or a little. a little champagne or some sparkling wine or something like that you'd want to get. >> you'd want to get showered and dressed

we're only going to be left with, we're only going to be left with, i think the e jean carroll case andhe's being exonerated left, right, and centre. >> well, of course they're realising that he's probably going to be in power. paul duddridge, always brilliant to speak to you host the politics people podcast world view as eveh people podcast world view as ever. then at five it's my outside guest . she's an ever. then at five it's my outside guest. she's an artist recognised for her striking visual aesthetic performances. she will be live next. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello there, welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast provided by the met office. we've had some showers around today and they'll be continuing on as we head into this afternoon and evening, some of them still on the sharp side for them still on the sharp side for the next few hours or so, so do just watch out for those. but they'll be easing their way off as we head into this evening and over night. quite clear skies for many of us, with a few mist and fog pa

e. jean carroll and that situation, what the judge said. >> told the lawyer he'd never date her. >> yeahwas bleeding badly from her face. >> i don't know if they'd put a tweet in. what would they do with the blood going down my face? >> there's so many. how about the, i'm going to suspend the constitution, terminate the constitution, which, of course, he lies about. >> this is a big children's book. >> i just am curious. how do we walk our children through all the chapters? i'm a little confused. >> joe, i'd take special pains, if you eventually find yourself with young children again, which, you know, who knows? anything could happen. you two with a magical couple. >> grandpa. >> i want to say, avoid the chapter, there's a chapter in there about trump's relationship with jeffrey epstein. stay away from that chapter, in particular. >> hold on. >> with your kids. >> wait a second. >> when they're dancing and stuff. >> are you saying that -- >> mark that one orgi island ch- >> not appropriate for children. cross that off. >> reverend huckabee's book, we're going to keep the orgy island par

e. jean carroll. i don't know how these evangelical republicans consult men like this.rgh, pennsylvania, good morning. eric. >> i wanted to make a comment on yesterday when the president was shot. it shows you how this country lets children do anything they want to do. here you have a juvenile system where they don't know where the children are. when the vice president came here, nothing happened. buses falling into the ground. just to show you how america don't know what they are doing. they legalized drugs and then they try to be the policeman of the world and things like that? knowing that donald trump has so much hatred going, and everybody's been there all up in everybody's conversation. how come they didn't know that, since they seem to know everything about everybody. the central intelligence agency, they should be ashamed of themselves what they done. there were people hurt. remember, a person got killed. a person was her. host: a man got killed, yes. caller: and then these children running around the internet, bump stocks, people getting hurt and yelled, then t

donald trump was convicted in a criminal court of defamation of e jean carroll, with the judge sayinghe 1990s. and yes, the trump and his allies do face the ongoing charges, including the very serious charges about whether they tried to stay in office illegally on january 6th, 2021, the day that americans attacked their own capitol . caphol >> okay, scott, we've got to leave it there. but to good see you. thanks very much indeed. thank you . i mean, he raises the thank you. i mean, he raises the point, and i know there'll be i can feel the emails coming in as we speak on that. but the point is, there are if you look at the polls and as scott said, and as it often is in the united states, it's always split pretty much 5050. >> biden is currently one point behind trump . behind trump. >> yeah. and so there are an awful lot of people within the united states who sort of, you know, follow the line that scott was pursuing there. but also, you know, half the population, you know, half the population, you don't . so, i mean, it's so you don't. so, i mean, it's so divisive, such a this is suc