jean-pierre: i kind of touched on it already.hich is last year analysts were predicting the prices would increase and they did not. a lot of it was because of the actions the president took. we see that in the gas prices. that is what the president will continue to focus on. how do we lower the prices for the american people? that is why the inflation reduction act is so important when you think about energy security. these historic pieces of legislation are historical and important. analysts were wrong a year ago and we have the data to prove that. reporter: in the fall she talked about other alternatives. are those alternatives she is considering now? >> i am not going to get into any hypotheticals. what we know is what the president has done has worked. i am just going to leave that there. reporter: has the president been briefed on the security operations on the way in new york for the former president arraignment? sec. jean-pierre: i have no conversations to share with all of you. the president gets the daily presidential br

amy: jean, let me ask alina das.k we last had you on when you are about to give birth but you are right there standing with jean. in 2021, jean is allowed back in the united states. he was deported for his immigrant rights activism under trump. there are a couple of threads of legal cases here involving jean. can you lay out these cases? it is amazing it is your students who argued the case yesterday. >> absolutely. thank you, amy. certainly, i know i speak for the entire nyu immigrants rights team, including yolanda and gabriella who represented jean at the hearing yesterday. we are so honored to be standing in solidarity with him and his incredible family in the church. you are right, there's been so much that has been poured into jean's case. we have been inspired by his incredible voice, leadership through families for freedom and the new sanctuary movement in new york city. it has helped thousands of immigrants. it was an honor for us to step in where we could. when jean was deported in 2018, it was part of a wi

his name is jean-paul beethoven, already a star went to romania to star in the film jean-paul rapno remarriage this film, he asked me to call my father for an important role. and so they went to romania to shoot. then one evening i talk about it and lovingly my father drank a little too much , it happened to him from time to time. i'm sorry i let you down, i did stupid things. i am being expelled from the country smiling, as always calmly, do not worry. and so they both go down to the lobby and go together to rack. jean paul. he says, then we are gentlemen. we are ready, no one understands where the car that will take us to the airport is. what's the matter? jean-paul says, and what's incomprehensible, i'm filming a film with the lord, if he is expelled, then i'm leaving with him. gypsy and the wages of foreign workers in these factories barely reach a thousand francs a month, i don’t understand. why shouldn't this be in my newspaper. this is a base sensation. no, its true. i understand now is the time to ask for a raise. judging by the numbers on your last check mademoiselle rockkin. korzh is

jean-pierre: all right. let's get going. >> that kentucky shooting in your statement at the briefing, you're critical of republicans, but you didn't mention anything that the president wants to do it doing himself about this. is he at the end of his ability to do anything when it comes to gun violence in the u.s.? is he effectively at this point powerless? sec. jean-pierre: zeke, as you know, and as i've talked about, the president has talked about many times the president in his , first two years of the administration has done more historic, has done more executive action than any other president. when it comes to gun violence, when it comes to stemming gun violence, when it comes to protecting our communities, our schools. so he's taken action, he's taken action over and over again. just last month he was in the west on the west coast announcing another executive action. and we are seeing from these executive actions that he signed , more than a dozen that the , department of justice has taken some actions

jean carrol versus trump trump is probably not going to show up. see the excuses in th jury's minds and on top of e. jean carroll's, you have this fabulous situation for the plaintiffs here, where there's a special, rule a civil rule, you can't get it in criminal cases, wher you can have either people testify, you have two othe women and an access hollywoo tape - and though trump's tendency, his propensity, to sexuall assault women. so, it's not just going to b carroll, it's going to b carroll plus two other women plus the access hollywood tape it really stacks up for toug odds for trump >> jane, let's talk about some of the things that joe tacopina, trump's lawyer, he - things as defenses and he talked about how e. jea carroll reacted at the time or how she reportedly reacted tha the, time the fact that she' not reported to the police the fact that she subsequently reported somebody analyzing he mailbox but didn't she fit t report what she said was a rape this is the kind of thing that if one reads a pamphlet abou sexual assault, you understand th

jean carroll. means - and i took some notes when h was instructing the jury - is it's an unjustified touchin without consent, with th intent to cause bodily contact that would be offensive. and that incorporate everything from a gentle cas on the cheek that is not wante to, essentially, stabbin somebody through the heart and everything in between. so, all they have to find is that trump committed battery it does not necessarily have t be that they believe h committed a rape that he touched e. jean carrol in an unwanted way - of course, she maintains tha he sexually assaulted her an that he penetrated her in that dressing room. >> her lawyer today had openin arm units today. so, her lawyer today - i follow the opening arguments just by reading a little bit o the transcript that came out just before we came on air and from following your live tweeting of the courtroom. walk us through what the opening argument is. >> the opening argument is e jean carroll experienced thi brutal assault at trump' hand

yes, then jean-pierre corinne is a different story.tream now to have a good family and have a husband of children, the karen genre would be at the forefront. this person who is trying to be noticed in any way, uh, is a certain. you know, it's a trend to be another non-traditional orientation. she will be. if now there is something different, she, too , will be extremely eager and wanted to be noticeable in childhood. look at me. i'm karen genre let's go. then she goes on. well, it didn’t work out there with medicine, everything is there, so she enters in 2001. uh, it means from a military educational institution. yes, and there she comes into view. mrs. esther fuchs she is very proud of her. here she is driving. she, uh, image. so he notices and puts her forward as very especially capable and extremely. active person knowledge means nothing are playing. nothing plays nothing at all. the main thing is the public position confidence desire to speak and be noticed. and why did i, as it were, pay attention to esther fuchs ? mrs. fuchs was

jean carroll, that's right. there will be no criminal sanction whatsoever, and one question will be what political consequence does he suffer from that and another question is what does that mean for the many survivors who are watching >> and it's a narrative of accountability can you call it accountability if someone is paying and has a reputational harm but the harm is not sizable enough to prevent them from running for president. >> i've been using the term a measure of accountability because civil justice is a form of justice, and it's certainly legal accountability, which we have not seen with respect to any of these allegations against trump to this point. so, you know, for many watching it would feel like progress, and yet, of course, it's different from a criminal prosecution, and many will wonder, you know, why that's all the consequence he's going to suffer. i think for e. jean carroll if the jury believes her, that will be hugely meaningful for so many women who come forward with accusations, and most

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jean carroll -- calling witnesses -- women's equal justice.rmer federal prosecutor. good morning to both of you. thank you for being with us. jane, let's talk with the case this is, some people were refe to it as a defamation case some people will refer to it a a rape case. it is a civil battery trial. because that is what new yor state allows once it, you ar beyond the statute o limitations. what does that mean for -- >> so, e. jean carroll is suin donald trump for two causes of action, one is called batter in the other is called defamation the battery pertains to e. jea carroll's assertion that donal trump raped her in the dressin room of bergdorf goodman's i the mid 1990s. under civil law new york, ther is no civil cause of actio called rape, but battery can refer to any wrongful touching that is offensive and harmfu to the plaintiff, that is th standard charge that is used t sue a perpetrator civilly fo an alleged rape. >> faith, what is the way that this is likely to unfold we have heard, almost hear definitively from donald trump's lawye

jean carroll has in this case?biggest advantage she has in this case is she's there, she's actually in the courtroom in opposition to donald trump who apparently is not going to physically appear. he doesn't have to because this is a civil case, if it was a criminal case he would have to be there for the trial. this case is going to come down who does the jury believe more e. jean carroll's account of what happened or donald trump's denial of what happened. if you have a person who is there and present the jury will see that as a sign of respect, i think juries feel like it's disrespectful for somebody not to show. e. jean carroll will take the stand, testify live, be subject to live cross-examination. in contrast the jury is probably only going to see clips of donald trump's depositions. naturally a jury is going to say we're going to tend to default towards the person who actually showed up. >> e. jean carroll also has corroborating witnesses. >> yeah, so a couple of key things. first of all, there are two witnes

jean carroll owns the fact that she's an imperfect rape victim. in the fact there is no perfect rape victim. if you spend type of we are in an expert in excess will assault, one of the things they will tell, you assault victims and other people who've experienced massive traumas in their life, they don't tell stories in a particularly linear way. they don't remember details that most of us would remember about memorable moments of our lives. yet, others for them over securing and painful and vivid. like, smell, or noise. but it's no accident, e. jean carroll said, i don't remember the date, i don't remember the season, i don't remember the year. and yet, i remember exactly how it is that the assault went down, moment by moment. in terms of walking through the store, what was supposed to be this hilarious, funny lock of a story, suddenly turned into something very, very different. >> you know, i keeping struck by her composure and wit in what i read. there was a line she had, where her lawyer, on direct, early in the day, was talking about, basical

jean carroll e.carroll acknowledged people have suffered worse than being the target of donald trump's wrath online but said the toll is nonetheless devastating. it hit me and it laid me low i lost my reputation nobody looked at me the same it was gone, e. jean carroll said, sounding anguished people with no opinion now thought of me as a liar and hated me the force of that hatred was staggering she described receiving at least ten serious threats, including being emailed death threats. she said she also received terrible messages through her ask e. jean mail bag she got supportive messages but they were outweighed by the harmful ones, she testified. the violence and the dirt and seedy language and people describing what they think i did and why nobody in the world would touch me because of my enormous ugliness has sort of swamped the heartfelt letters i received this is a thing about the human brain, there can be a million letters of support but it's the hideous ones, even if they're not in the main

jean carroll. but the impact of that language, of that defense that she wasn' his type, the ripple effect of that locker room talk, that al extends way beyond the walls o the manhattan courtroom. because if trump became an opera tar of male entitlemen -- a total false accusation, and don't know anything about her. and she has made this charge against others and, you know, people have t be careful people are playing with very dangerous territory. >> in a 2019 interview with th hill, -- he then repeatedly denied -- this miss -- complete con job it is a hoax and lie this woman is not my type. that motion to recent now, which he made after office that is the subject of the defamation part of this case now last month, a judg overseeing that case ruled tha that infamous access hollywood tape could be used as evidence in miss carroll-scape, along with the testimony of two othe women who have accused donal trump of sexual assault. in their opening statement yesterday, curls attorneys pointed the jury to tr

but i don't want to see upon the jean friends rec center have aspect of it compromised. so i appreciate you asking for this to be continued to the call of the chair approximate we can resume this conversation in 2 weeks or had you schedule it. >> thank you, supervisor safai. i think given the fact that i don't think i got a clear answer with the fact that the additional allocation of 11. 1 million dollars that was approved on february 7 to today's march 22nd if you have spent all 11. 1 million dollars on the project. and this why you need to tap in to 1.8 million and therefore it is the reason why i'm comfortable we take another 2 weeks to have a better understanding about the mechanism of how the money should be spent and allocated. with that i appreciate you, supervisor safai and i look forward to having your support. mr. clerk. call the motion to continue this to the call of the chair. >> yes on that motion. to continue had ordinance to the call of the chair. vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> member safai. >> aye >> chair chan. >> aye. >> thank you the motion passes. an

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jean carroll. said could be influential on the jury. explain that to me, because the jury is not supposed to be -- >> they're not supposed to be, right? but they are not quarantined. they are not living apart from their families right now. so they have a strict instructions from the judge, you don't read news, you don't need social media, they are supposed to be on a blackout. then again, we all know the lure of our phones. as we're sitting here right now, you and i both have our phones in front of us. social media is hard to avoid. so the accusation, or rather, the implication by the judge was that trump is trying to infect this jury. he better stop. but more than, that he is also trying to intimidate e. jean carroll, who is still on the stand. because as she testified that morning on direct, she opened her twitter account that morning, and saw unleashed a new pile of hatred directed at her, not coincidentally, timed with the presidents 8:51 a.m. truth social post in which he talked about the dna,

jean carroll. these nine jurors must believe her in order to find for her and award damages. >> reporter: e. jean carroll will resume her testimony on monday. now, that's the same day donald trump is expected to leave for a four-day visit to his golf clubs in scotland and ireland. norah. >> elaine ca ha know at the courthouse, thank dove 0% is different. we left aluminum out and put unbeatable 48 hours freshness and 1 quarter moisturizers... in. dove 0% aluminum deodorant. instantly dry feel and kind on skin. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. dove 0% aluminum deodorant. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health. but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling herbs and supplements brand at walmart. unleash your potential

jean carroll. but the impact of that language, of that defense that she wasn' his type, the ripple effect of that locker room talk, that al extends way beyond the walls o the manhattan courtroom. because if trump became an opera tar of male entitlemen in the eyes of women, he seems to have become that four men a well in 2016 when trump told th public, if they can figh somebody like me, just look at what they can do to you, som men heard that as an actua warning. when you use the term locker room talk, they heard him. they were listening. and now, some of trump's staunchest followers are repeating him. last night it was enriqu tarrio, the leader of th far-right western chauvinist group the proud boys, who alon with four of his colleagues is on trial for seditious conspiracy for his actions o before january 26th. he - complaining about the federa prosecutors in his trial >> how we talk to each other i the locker room. it's not fair, it really isn't >> it's all just locker room talk where if you heard

jean carroll. to find for her and award damages. >> reporter: e. jean carroll will resume her testimony on monday. now, that is the same day donald trump is expected to leave for a four-day visit to his golf clubs in scotland and ireland. norah? >> norah: elaine quijano at the courthouse, thank you. we want to turn now to a possible breakthrough in the fight against obesity. drugmaker eli lilly today said one of its medications used to treat type 2 diabetes has shown promising results when it comes to weight loss, and it is asking the fda for a fast-track approval. cbs's nikki battiste reports in tonight's "health watch," it could become the most effective treatment for those looking to lose weight. >> people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. >> reporter: it is the newest drug causing a frenzy, and the drugmaker says it is the most effective for weight loss yet. >> i asked my doctor specifically for mounjaro. >> reporter: in august, rachel graham's doctor told her she was about 65 pounds overwe

jean carroll's rape case.r to vicious abuse and threats. she spoke about it on the first day of the trial. she wakes up every day to heinous personal insults and threats. the way that he conducts himself when accountability is near is a pattern as well. and i wonder what you make of what his conduct will look like in the days and weeks ahead. >> well, first of all, thank you for reminding me about ty cobb. you're right, there have been so many lawyers. it's hard to remember which one was acting at which time. it all seems like a very distant memory at this time. bit by bit it's stacking up. the two friends, the "access hollywood" tape and the two women and as ty cob suggested, what e. jean carroll is saying not only is she getting the abuse donald trump has been leveling on social media and the judge is saying you have to hold off on that, you're not doing yourself any favors. on top of that, i don't know if it's hard or not, we shouldn't forget the amount of abuse she's getting on social media, online from al

jean carroll did.ich she -- later in the trial will hear from an expert in trauma, in psychology, who will say, actually, the way she behaved was very evocative of the way many sexual assault victims behave. for right now, joe tacopina is trying to find at least one juror, and he only needs one who buys into this 1970s era, misogynists view of the way sexual assault victims are supposed to act. >> just listening to you describe this, something doesn't add up at all if there. trying to claim this as politically motivated, and she told her two friends back in the 19 90s about wanting to take down donald trump, the politics wasn't anywhere near his life at that point. that doesn't seem to hold a lot of water, are just saying that observationally. let me get to this question. trump's lead lawyer question carl, which created the headlines, which includes this from the daily beast. trump's lawyer shameful cross examination of e. jean carroll. slight magazine said, trump's lawyer did him no favors on thursday

jean carroll. i believe -- i've gotten to know her.truthful and wonderful person, a kind person. she's somebody who doesn't say a nasty -- doesn't have a nasty word to say about anybody. and i find particularly compelling, as in the other "me too" cases, the fact that two independent people will testify that jean carefuroll told me th story about what happened at the department store, you know, within a day or two after it happened. i mean that's always -- if you've read the work of ronan farrow in "the new yorker" and jody cantor in "the new york times," that kind of evidence is extremely important in establishing something that would otherwise be he said versus she said. in addition, the pattern evidence is very, very substantial here. i mean the number of women who have come forward with allegations of donald trump that are very, very similar. and there are going to be, the judge has already held that under rule 415 of the federal rules of evidence, two of those victim who's had similar incidents occur to them will be allowed to tes

jean carroll, who did not know e.d in 2016, when some two dozen women had come forward with allegations of assault by donald trump. so, two women -- a former reporter for people magazine, who said she went to interview trump on the one year anniversary of his marriage to melania, and that he forcibly kissed her, and then another woman who said in 1979, she was sitting in a first class seat next to trump and that he groped her. so, both of those women are allowed to come in. and the way that e. jean carroll's attorneys presented this in the opening statements is, they said this was one man. this was one pattern. and it's three women. that he -- in a semi public place -- groped and grabbed them, assaulted them, and then, when they went public about it, said they were too ugly for me to assault. so, they laid this out pretty firmly. of course, that's opening statements. but then this is where trump's attorneys are going to attack the stories. >> i think the big question a lot of people are going to have is, why are we go

jean, why didn't you scream? good excuse wh you didn't scream, because i he didn't scream, you weren' raped. i'm telling, you he write me whether i screamed or not. tacopina, you need a minut miss carroll carol, no. you go right on. joining us now is a fait - civil litigation attorney an former federal prosecutor an adam class felt managing edito of law and crime, who' covering the trial from th press room today thank you both for being here. adam, i want to ask you abou the contentious nature you said it was contentiou right from the get-go and e. jean carroll did not cry but, there seemed to be a real emotional back and forth between her and joe tacopina trump's lawyer >> that is a very good point from the get-go, yes it wa contentious from the word good morning. she did not cry, she cried o the first day of direc examination, but for joe tacopina, it seems that she di not want to give him the satisfaction she was very tightly controlle over everything that she said. as a matter of fact, at th intro that you ju

jean carroll. tacopina being a man. of a single woman at the defense table is not a great look in the case all about an alleged sexual assault. talk more. >> not a good look at all. i should say it may not be an accident that after my tweet and some other commentary for mothers, that alina haboob who's been trump's lawyer on a number of civil matters including this one. -- until joe tacopina got involved came back to court this week. or she did not stand, she did not argue. she was not involved in the cross examination of e. jean carroll. she's there is a signal to the jury, this matters to us to. i should also say that e. jean carroll's direct examination was also led -- that it was a strategic choice as well. >> i'm also interested to know your take on the makeup of the jury itself. i'm not quite sure exactly how many women are on the jury. but historically with president, who seems to be more sympathetic to rape victims on juries? >> it's really hard to say. i think some of it comes not from a person's gender from th

jean carroll, that what she tells this jury is not credible. and if he cannot destroy her credibility, she will carry the day. >> reporter: e. jean carroll is expected to be back on the stand on thursday where she will be cross-examined. now the judge gave a stern warning to trump's attorneys telling them that if their client continues to post about this case, he could face legal sanctions. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> disney is suing florida governor ron desantis for what it calls a targeted campaign of government retaliation against the company. the federal lawsuit claims desantis punished disney by taking over its special self-governing theme park district. disney says it was in retaliation for the company opposing a state law banning lessons about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. a spokeswoman for desantis said, "we are unaware of any legal right that a company has to operate its own government or maintain special privileges not held by other businesses in the state." >>> coming up, caught on camera. a minivan e

jean-pierre: no problem. thank you very much for having me.rent: imagine having settled in a new country, only to find out years later that you are being kicked out. that is the case for about 200,000 zimbabweans in south africa. they were granted residency back in 2009. human rights groups have taken their government to court, but the clock is ticking. the resident permits expire at the end of this coming june. we met a teacher in johannesburg whose family is nervously awaiting the outcome of this legal challenge. reporter: far from his home in zimbabwe, he is contemplating the future. his life in south africa might soon be coming to an end. he has been earning a living in johannesburg, teaching and waiting tables. >> it typical day for me, go to school in the morning and then later go to a restaurant. i have to make some more money. my family, two children and a wife. they look forward to what i send to them. christine: he can live and work legally in south africa because he has a zimbabwean exemption permit. they were offered to zimbabweans

jean carroll can bring up?he's talking about a gag ord or the former president, a formal gag order or contempt of court and making these comments that are intended to influence the jury so we'll see what he does. >> it's curious, in this case. you don't see a lot of cases where the person being sued does not show up. is that really going to hurt donald trump in this case? because the jury is going to see her on the stand. they are not likely to see him at this point. >> i think it does hurt him. they're thinking he doesn't even care enough to show up? what gives? >> i think it will probably hurt him on the flip side of that, he will be there making facial expressions and maybe making outbursts and probably doing things that would hurt him even more so hard to say on balance what the jury would say. >> in this particular case because he is not there that the advantage goes to those who show up. >> i think he can't put in testimony in lieu of live testimony. e. jean carroll's attorneys can. he can't do the same.

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jean carroll on truth social, his social media platform.created a drama a few days ago when judge kaplan, said to defense counsel for donald trump cut it out. tell him to stop because he might be flirting with an additional offense of obstruction of justice by trying to intimidate the outcome and maybe influence the outcome of this trial. isn't it telling that donald trump doesn't have the courage to come into court to defend himself. he's not required to but i do think it's telling that he won't come in and do it. i think it's partially because we have yet to hear from two additional accusers of donald trump who will be presented by e. jean carroll's legal team who said they had similar experiences with donald trump. >> before i let you go, i just want to make this point, i think this is so important given i've done a lot of stories about sexual abuse. i've talked to survivors. i've talked with the experts and so just some stats and context here, when it comes to sexual assault, and this is according to r.a.i.n.n. they looked at reporting

jean carroll left the courthouse here in manhattan.ell under way. they have impanelled a jury and that jury heard opening statements. now, carroll's team told the jury that this alleged attack was part of a pattern of aggressive behavior towards women. but lawyers for trump say that carroll is, quote, scheming with others to hurt trump politically and that, they said, is something that should only be done at a ballot box, not inside a courtroom. e. jean carroll walking into the manhattan federal courthouse this morning to chants from supporters. for the first day of her battery and defamation case against former president donald trump. it took just a few hours to impanel a yjury to hear the civl case and opening arguments began this afternoon. the trial comes after carroll sued trump, accusing him of raping her in a department store in the '90s. >> it was just a dumb thing to go into a dressing room with a man i hardly know and have him shut the door and then be unable to stop him. sexual violence is in every country, in every strata o

jean carroll has taken a stand in a civil trial against former president donald trump. >> she claimsd her in a dressing room in 1986. >> norah: montana republicans vote to ban a transgender lawmaker from the state house floor for the rest of the year. >> today, i rise in defense of those constituents of my community and of democracy itself. ♪ ♪ >> everybody is having this struggle. >> norah: crime in america. our exclusive reporting. the major challenges in keeping the nation safe. >> all crime up 25%. murder up 24%. motor vehicle theft up 107%. what's going on in our nation's capital? ♪ ♪ >> allergy season is here, with specialists telling cbs news it is now lasting longer, with patients experiencing more intense symptoms. ♪ ♪ >> norah: president biden and south korean president yoon, the official state visit and the agreement to deter north korea. >> is an unbreakable bond, forged in bravery, sacrifice our people. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we do want to begin with that severe weather that is making its way across the southern

jean carroll case. the trial started today in new york, where attorneys laid out their case that donald trump raped carol in a department store dressing room in the spring of 1996. the judge is allowing carroll to call two other women have witnesses to show trump pattern of alleged sexual assault. carol's attorney says in court today, quote, three women, one clear panel, counts, kiss, grab, grow, don't wait. when you're a star, you can do anything you want, and when they speak up about what happened, attack, humiliate them, call them liars, and call them too ugly to assault, and quote. trump's attorney fired back saying, quote, she is abusing the system by advancing a false claim of rape for money, for political reasons, and for status. and in doing so, she is really minimizing the true rate of victims. okay, let's get to our panel. paul, great to have you here tonight. so, e. jean carroll is expected to testify tomorrow. is donald trump expected to testify or be in the courtroom? >> it's unlikely that

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jean carroll for hours today about her story and her motivations. the fact that you have alleged in this story, you have alleged here are odd, tacopina said. e. jean carroll responded, certain parts of the story are difficult to conceive of, yes. the exchange becoming he did when tacopina repeatedly asked e. jean carroll why she did not scream during the alleged assaults. i'm not a screamer. i was too much in panic to scream. you can't beat up on me for not screaming. tacopina -- through tears, carroll asserted, i'm telling you, he raped me. whether i screamed or not -- i don't need an excuse for not screaming. >> tacopina, an experienced trial attorney, also currently defending trump in an unrelated criminal case being brought by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, he's known for his brash style of defending clients. >> no, no. it can't be. this was a federal presidential election. the allegation here, in some twilight zone sort of scenario -- outside court, a trump spokesperson said the case is entirely political, and trump himself accuses ca

jean carroll? >> at this point, not at all.t we do have ahead of us, of course is two other women who were sexually assaulted by trump. their testimony is coming in, the judges said it's coming in, trump may or may not testify, i doubt he will, his deposition was a disaster. so i would say, right now, carol is definitely in the leading seat. not only is she winning, but winning with big damages because she made very clinical statements that this man, donald trump, had changed her life forever. she has had no personal relationship, no intimate life, for the past 30 years, because of this incident with the former president. >> glenn, let's switch gears to vice president mike pence. former vice president mike pence, here in washington. how helpful, do you think, his testimony was? does a signal that jackson's investigation is nearing an end? what about their case? >> so, not just helpful evidence, but i suspect, it is sharply incriminating evidence. i actually say that because of something that mike pence put in his book. first, w

jean carroll is a political operative.at she was allegedly wearing on that night should be put into evidence. and the judge said, what's going on here? we gave you an opportunity to give your dna for over a year and you haven't done that. and these statements, not only by mr. trump, by his son eric, who tweeted this afternoon absolutely inappropriate joe tacopina, mr. trump's attorney said he would speak to his client we'll see if there are any more tweets the first witness of today, the first witness of the case was a woman who is the manager of burgdorf at the time, 1996, she described the layout of the store, the floor plan. they actually showed blueprints where the lingerie department was, where her office was, where the escalators were where they allegedly came up. she said that lingerie wasn't a focus of burgdorf goodman. maybe there was one sales associate on the floor or maybe they were off working with a customer and someone screamed in the dressing room, they would have to scream loud if anyone were able to hear

jean carroll is expected to be back on the stand tomorrow, where she will be cross-examined.rump's attorneys, telling them if their client continues to post about this case, he could face potential liability. norah? >> norah: elaine quijano, thank you. well, now to the political turmoil brewing in montana. today, republican members of the state house voted to ban the state's first openly transgender lawmaker, democrat zooey zephyr, from the house floor. cbs's carter evans reports the censure comes after zephyr criticized republicans over their votes to ban gender-affirming medical care for minors. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> reporter: just minutes before the vote to bar montana democrat zooey zephyr from speaking on the house floor, she made an impassioned plea. >> today, i rise in defense of my community and of democracy itself. >> reporter: the public was banned from hearing after this scene on monday. when house leaders denied zephyr the opportunity to talk. [chanting "let her speak"] zephyr had spoken days earlier during a debate on montana's proposed ban on gender-affi

jean carroll that what she tells this jury is not credible.f he cannot destroy her credibility, she will carry the day. >> reporter: e. jean carroll is expected to be back on the stand tomorrow where she will be cross-examined. the judge gave a stern warning to trump's attorneys, telling them if their client continues to post about this case, he could face potential liability. norah? >> elaine quijano, thank you. >>> back here in washington, president biden welcomed south korea's president to the white house today, where they called their bond unbreakable amid ongoing threats from north korea. but as cbs' ed o'keefe report, the newly announced candidate for reelection fielded questions today about his age. >> yes, how old i am. i can't even say the number. it doesn't register with me. >> reporter: president biden brushed off questions about his age this afternoon even as polls show most americans, even most democrats consider it a real concern as he seeks reelection. >> they're going to see a race, and they're going to judge whether or not i h

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