marla. many of you know and love marla who has been a conservative fighter her entire career.tate senator chris conoyer, our amazing state chair, who has been hustling all over this state. she's been a fantastic friend. thank you, chris, for all that you have done. our state rep, austin harris, our very first endorsement in iowa. he believed in us. when not a lot of people did. mary ann hanusa, who helped us organize across the state but particularly in southwest iowa. don roberts. don has made more calls and recruited more caucus captains than anyone else. thank you. [applause] emily schmidt and rachel gillenfeld are amazing women for nikki chairs. [cheers and applause] bill and connie fox. y'all have been amazing friends. thank you for everything. i truly do love you both. thank you. the great mayor of nevada, brett parker who helped us organize in story county. and i want to thank the many people who got out in the cold, and it's cold, and knocked on those doors. you are true patriots. and you made a difference in this race. and i will forever be thankful. and we have some

let's say it's marla. >> you say marla is in this photo? >> that's marla, yeah. that's my wife. >> which women are you pointing to? >> here. . >> the person you just pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> donald trump was triple e wrong about that photograph. his wife was in the photograph but it was not a person he was pointing to. his wife at the time was in the photograph. and the person he was pointing to was not marla, the person he was pointing to was e. jean carroll. and marla maples was not his wife at that time. so he's wrong in every way he said that. marla maples was donald trump's second wife, who he divorced in 1999. when he was looking at that photograph during the deposition 23 years later on october, 2022, he was married to his third wife. but obviously at donald trump's age, keeping track of who his wife is at any given moment is no longer very easy of him. this weekend in new hampshire, once again donald trump demonstrated to new hampshire voters and his lawyers just how risky it would be to put donald trump on a witness stand when donald trump blame

. >> you're saying marla is in this photo? >> that's marla, yeah. that's my wife. >> which woman are you pointing to? >> here. >> carroll. >> oh is that -- >> the person you just pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: he said repeatedly e. jean carroll is not his type and points out e. jean carroll in the photograph and says that's marla. that's marla maples, that's my wife, in a photo in which he's standing close by to e. jean carroll. one more thing, jose, i'll point out for you, when is this decision going to come down from the jury? there may or may not be court tomorrow. we don't have any confirmation of that either way. usually there is no court on friday. though because of this extended delay we had, because of covid over the last couple of days, there could be court if that happens we could hear a decision end of day tomorrow from this jury. when we're talking about numbers, e. jean carroll asking for $10 million and then plus question mark in punitive damages. overall, just down the street, we're wai

i don't know who -- it's marla. >> you say marla's in the photo? >> that's marla, yeah.s my wife. >> which one are you pointing to? >> here. that woman. >> the person you just pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> who is that? >> the woman on the right is your wife ivana -- >> this is the picture. i assume that's john johnson? it's very blurry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oops, oops. yeah, it's super blurry. [ laughter ] the bronzer gets in your eyes and makes it blurry. so blurry you marry someone who exactly is isn't your type. [ laughter ] only donald trump could misidentify three women in a photo of two women. [ laughter ] president dementia is expected to be back in the courtroom tomorrow for closing arguments. in the meantime, the heirs to his throne are rallying around him. sweaty eric was on tv with "hannity" last night, where he set a new world record for name-dropping his dad. >> my father since the minute he went down the escalator. my father had the lowest gas prices in the history of this nation. my father's going to go running away with nevada. my father's the one p

i don't know -- it's marla. >> you're saying marla's in that photo?that's marla, yeah, that's my wife. >> which woman are you pointing to? >> here. >> the person you were pointing to is e. jean carroll. >> so he said it was marla maples. it was actually e. jean carroll. he said previously that she's not his type, e. jean carroll is not his type. what's the strategy in showing this at trial today, paul? >> you know, it's to damage trump's credibility. he doesn't even recognize his own wife. you know, he probably will try to use that as part of his claim that he had never met ms. carroll, but guess what, when he claimed that in 2019 that he'd never met ms. carroll and that her claims were totally false and that she was just trying to sell a book, the first trial found that those statements by trump were lies and that they were defamatory. so in this trial, the jury and mr. trump have to accept those findings as fact. the only issue is how much in damages trump has to pay ms. carroll based on his e previous lies. and so all trump would testify about if h

let's see, i don't know who -- that's marla. >> you're saying marla's in this photo. >> that's marla, yes. that's my wife. >> which woman are you pointing to. >> the person you just pointed to was e. jean carroll. >> this is donald trump mixing up e. jean carroll with his former wife, marla maples. that was played for the jury. i interrupted you, but go on, when you're talking about what the jury will be considering and that could happen as soon as tomorrow, when they're talking about damages here because, again, it's already been established that he assaulted e. jean carroll, another court did that. that's why he can't deny it. when they are considering damages, are you implying that they could go into the hundreds of millions of dollars here? >> reporter: yes and no. punitive damages have to be a reasonable reflection of compensatory damages. the kinds of damages that are meant to actually compensate a victim or a plaintiff for their injuries, and here i think e. jean carroll's lawyers will tell the jury that she had two types of injuries, one was the injury to her reputation. they

maples while looking at a photo. >> marla. >> you're saying marla is in this photo? >> yeah, that is marla. that is my wife. >> which one are you pointing to? >> the one you pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> this ridiculous situation is a big fat hoax. she's a liar and a sick person in my opinion. really sick. something wrong with her. >> reporter: trump is due back in court on friday. both sides are expected to give their closing arguments and then the case will go to the jury. carroll is seeking more than 10 million in damages. kara scannell, cnn, new york. >>> trump's attorneys have joined an effort to dismiss fani willis in the 2020 election subversion case in georgia. they filed thursday to join a co-defendant who has claimed without concrete evidence that willis is romantically enveloped w -- involved with the special counsel on the case and they went on vacations took. the former president and 18 others were charged as part of a conspiracy to overturn trump's 2020 election dweets. four have pleaded guilty. peter navarro has been sentenced to four months behind

maples. >> that's marla. >> you say marla is in the photo?at's my wife. >> which one are you pointing to? >> the one you pointed to was e. jean carroll. >> this ridiculous situation that we're doing right now. it's a big, fat hoax, she's a liar and a sick person in my opinion. really sick. something wrong with her. >> wolf, trump is expected to be back in court tomorrow and then both sides will give closing arguments in this case and then they'll go to the jury. carroll is seeking more than $10 million in damages. >> kara scannell in new york for us. thank for that report. we are following a new legal move by trump in georgia where he's trying to get the election subversion charges against him dismissed. zachary cohn is here and he's got details for us. cnn's exclusive reporting related to the georgia case. update our viewers on that and how is trump trying to derail this entire case? >> trump is joining this push to give fulton county district attorney fani willis dismissed from the case and he's argues in the new court filing that allegatio

. >> reporter: he even mistook carroll in a photo for his second wife, marla maples. >> that's marla, yeah. that's my wife. >> reporter: which woman are you pointing to? >> here. >> reporter: and when questioned about it, he defended the infamous access hollywood time where trump was caught off camera making lewd remarks about women. >> this is very old news, fully litigated. during debates and everything else. fully litigated. do you know what i say? locker room talk. it was locker room talk. >> reporter: the jury ultimately found that trump did sexually abuse carroll and defame her. they awarded carroll $5 million. but trump didn't stop. one day after the verdict at a cnn town hall, trump repeated his statements. >> and i wear, i've never done that. i swear. i have no idea who the hell -- >> mr. president -- >> reporter: carroll updated her 2019 lawsuit now seeking more than $10 million for trump's repeated verbal attacks and denials. meanwhile, the former president is squeezing in court appearances to his packed campaign schedule. his attorneys say he may testify next week. >> hell

. >> i don't even know the woman, i don't know -- it's marla. >> you say marla is in this photo? >> that's marla. that's my wife. >> which woman are you pointing to? >> here. >> the person you pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> i'm sure that was just an honest mistake. and those attacks on carroll that i mentioned, well, they have continued to this very day on the campaign trail and feverishly on social media. just last night in a span of 20 minutes, trump posted more than three dozen times about carroll. including some of the same defamatory statements that brought him to court in the first place, again, i have to bring up this is the presumptive republican presidential nominee who posted every 30 seconds attacking an 80-year-old who he was found liable for sexually abusing. and you would think trump would learn a thing or two from seeing what happened to his former lawyer, rudy giuliani's performance in his defamation trial last year brought by the two georgia election workers, ruby freeman and shaye moss. giuliani also showed disdain for the plaintiffs, repeating the same defam

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. >> that's marla.t's my wife. >> which one are you pointing to? >> here. >> the point you pointed to was e. jean carroll. >> whether or not donald trump can tell e. jean carroll apart from his various ex-wives, emg edge has left a mark on donald trump and more importantly on donald trump's wallet. viewers of this show know in may of last year, a jury found trump guilty of sexual abuse and definition to the tune of $5 million. that was the first e. jean carroll trial. but next week, round two gets under way whe dald trump goes on trial for comments he made in 2019 when he said carroll accused him of raping her just to promote her memoir. but the question of whether he did it, it's settled. the judge determined that trump is liable for defamation and so this trial is primarily for damages. a new ruling say the material facts concerning the alleged sexual assault have already been determined and this trial will not be a do-over of the previous trial. he detailed all of the many, many, many things that are

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jean carroll and his ex-wife, marla maples, as well as sort of a press statement. he did not take questions last week, where he attacked the judge and e. jean carroll. they're playing a few exhibits, then it'll be time for the trump defense team to put on their case. the question of the day is will he or won't he testify? >> let's talk about the videos. they're things we have seen before. maybe not this jury maybe hasn't seen before. why would they want to put this on as basically kind of like the final, final? >> yeah, first of all, tonit's video. there is nothing donald trump can say to deny what he said. it'll go to the ongoing defamation of e. jean carroll, the fact he's done this intentionally, repeatedly. second of all, to go to his wealth and how much money he has. the argument you'll hear from prosecutors in closing and throughout the trial is you have to make it hurt here a little bit. if you're trying to send a message, if you're trying to send punitive damages, you have to do enough so he can't dash off a check and not think of it again. >> jennifer, you

marla. many of you know and love marla who has been a conservative fighter her entire career.een hustling all over this state. she's been a fantastic friend. huang for all you have done. our state rep, austin harris, our very first endorsement in iowa. he believed in us. mary ann hanusa who helped us organize across the state but particularly in southwest iowa. don roberts. don has made more calls and recruited more caucus captains than anyone else. thank you. emily schmidt and rachel gillenfeld are amazing women for nikki chairs. [cheers and applause] bill and connie. y'all have been amazing friends. thank you for everything. i truly do las vegas you both. thank you. the great mayor of nevada, brett parker who helped us organize in story county. and i want to thank the many people who got out in the cold, and it's cold, and knocked on those doors. you are true patriots. and you made a difference in this race. and i will forever be thankful. and we have some people who when through a lot of travel hurd tols get here. but i've got to tell you, i've got three friends who continu

. >> and mistook carroll for his second wife marla maples. >> that is where my wife. >> this one areou pointing to? >> and when questioned about it, he defended the access hollywood t tape. >> this is fully litigated during debates and everything else, fully litigated and you know what i said now and then, that is locker room. >> reporter: they found did that trump did sexual abuse carroll. but one day after a verdict, trump repeated his statements. >> and i swear, i have in idea who the hell, she's a whack job. >> reporter: carol updated her lawsuit seeking more than $10 million for trump's repeated verbal attacks and denials. mean while, the former president is squeezing in court aernst poos into his packed schedule. he may testify next week. kara scannell, cnn, new york. >>> still ahead, alabama is set to execute a death row inmate. we'll discuss. >>> this week a man in alabama is scheduled to become the first death row inmate to be executed using nitrogen gas. a memod never used before in the united states. he was convicted of the 1988 murder-for-hire. his name is kenneth smith.

and repeating these denials that carroll has accused him of and confusing her for his second wife marlain a photo and trump has said he doesn't know who e. jean carroll is and she's not his type as the carroll team rests their case and then the question is does donald trump take the stand. he is likely to be the only witness that this team calls if they do call him. he wants to testify. the judge has said because this case is not about the defamation or the sexual abuse, it is only about damages and harm, his testimony will be limited. he will not be able to deny raping carroll. he won't be able to say she lied or to boost sales of her book and it will be narrowly constrained about what he is allowed to say on the witness stand. donald trump does not always abide by those rules and we saw that in the civil fraud trial just several weeks ago turn more into campaign rhetoric than it did the actual substance of the trial. this would be the tension in the room if trump does take the stand. he's clashed with the judge who threatened to throw him out of book because he's talked loudly to his

questions and including showing a photograph of trump and carroll and he mistakes her for his wife marla maple. so we're expecting to see some of the deposition. he has reacted at times to what has popped up on screens or to testimony. so that is expected to be played. they also say they want to play more out of the out of court statements trump has made. the question is not whether trump has defamed carroll. that was determined by a jury last year. the issue here is was she harmed and what kind of damages may trump have to pay. and that is why they want to play the videotapes, they are showing that he's not made statements that are defamatory. but once carroll rests her case, then it will be donald trump's turn. the biggest question is does donald trump take the stand today. and if he does, the judge has made it clear trump can not say that he didn't rape carroll, he can't call her a liar or question her motivation. so his testimony if it happens would be very limited. and as we saw last week, he has clashed with the judge, he has not wanted to abide by the orders. so if he does take th

. >> reporter: tv legends carol burnett and marla gibbs, not afraid to poke fun at what has historically been a man's game. >> what's the secret to working in hollywood for so long? >> oh, that's easy, baby. the wage gap. >> reporter: social commentary was a theme throughout. >> i accept this award on behalf of every black and brown woman who have gone unheard yet over policed. >> reporter: rupaul's the most honored person of color addressing the politics of drag queen story hour after winning best reality tv competition. >> knowledge is power and if someone tries to restrict your access to power, they are trying to scare you, so listen to a drag queen. >> reporter: aside from rupaul making history there, it was a big night for diversity. five of the 12 acting awards went to actors of color and also a huge night for elton john who is officially in the rare egot club. he finally has his emmy in addition to his grammy, oscar and tony wins. john? >> seems like things are going well for elton john. thank you very much. >>> we are getting updates from the manhattan federal courtroom. donald t

once he did it with wife marla and tiffany when she was 7 months old and a thane. mr.ut him off. 2019 he said he didn't care for him and hadn't spoken to him in 15 years. the reports say former president kicked epstein out of mar-a-lago because he tried to hit on a teenage daughter of a club member. all of that before epstein faced charges. no indications that any of these names are guilty of any type of wrongdoing. they basically are celebrities, business associates, employees and others but, getting a lot more detailed information, pete, perhaps from some of the behind closed doors going on in epstein's mansion as we continue to go through some of these pages but, man, you don't want to know what was going on in there really. all right, pete. >> pete: no, eric, thank you. do bring us more as you get it. >> i know you are poring through it, over 1,000 pages. thank you. >> will do. >> pete: joining me now is charlie hurt opinion editor and monica crowley former treasury secretary and host of the monica crowley podcast. you just heard what i just heard. eric mentioned a

. >> reporter: tv legends carol burnett and marla gibbs, not afraid to pick poke fun at what has been's game. >> what is the secret to working in hollywood for so long? >> that's easy, the wage gap. >> reporter: social commentary was a theme throughout. >> i accept this award on behalf of every black and brown women who have gone unheard. of >> rupaul addressing the politics of drag queens story our come after winning best reality tv competition. >> knowledge is power. if someone tries to restrict your access to power, they are trying to scare you. listen to a drag queen. >> reporter: it was a great night, anthony anderson did a fantastic job. big night for diversity, five of the 12 acting awards going to actors of color. >> what a night. elizabeth, thank you for that. we will be right back.

in the 1990s, when this event happened, and he thought it was a pitcher of his wife at the time , marla maples. so in terms of the not my type thing, irrelevant to rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse but beyond that, he actually missed took the plaintiff in this case for the woman that he cheated on his first wife with and became his second wife, which i imagine when the jury saw that at the time, must have had some sort of impact? >> it had to have, and remember in this case that is just included, they saw that excerpt of donald trump's deposition. so not only is he going out of his way to disparage e. jean carroll in every possible respect, including respects that are really irrelevant but he is lying about the way he disparages them. it is almost dizzying for this jury to keep track of lies layered upon lies and lies, to see punitive damages verdict of this magnitude this many times greater than the actual compensatory damages is really rare, and i think the jury intended to send a message. we know that is what tran20's lawyers asked them to do and there is no other way to interpre

earlier in the day, there are video clips of clump trump's deposition where he mistakes carroll for marla may present a photograph on repeat some of his statement he doesn't know her calls her mentally ill. harbaugh asked trump, do you still bear testimony in the deposition? trump says 100 and yes. she then asked, him did you deny the allegation because miss carroll made an accusation? trump said that's exactly right. yes i did. she said something that i considered a false accusation, totally false, the judge cut him off and said everything after yes is restricted for the record. that's really time we saw trump vera way from what was strictly adhered to. the last question habba asked was did you ever instruct anyone to hurt miss carroll in your statements? trump said no, i just wanted to defend myself, my family, and frankly, the presidency. the judge also told the jury disregard everything after no. it was such a contrast in the civil fraud trial when he's that is a platform to make critical speeches, to attack the judge, to attack the attorney general. taking the campaign into the court

one of the clips, he mistakes her in a f-- he thinks it's his former wife, marla maples. the jury will not be deciding the issues of defamation or sexual assault. this is just about damages. once carroll finishes her case, the question turns to, does donald trump take the stand in his own defense? he says he wants to. the judge has said that trump can't testify about denying that he raped her, saying she's a liar, or suggesting she made up the story to boost sales of her book. he will not be allowed to testify about those things. it will be narrow questioning. it's just supposed to be related to the questions of harm and damage. that will be a fine line for trump to walk on the witness stand. we have seen him testify now in other cases just a couple months ago in the civil fraud trial around the corner. in that case, he didn't stick to the script. he got in trouble for campaigning from the witness stand. that will be the question here of exactly how much does trump test this judge overseeing this case? they clashed last week when trump was talking to his attorney and the

carroll's team played video clips of trump's deposition in this case where he mistakes carroll for marla maples in a photograph and also just repeats some of his statements that he doesn't know her, calling her mentally ill. so haba asked trump do you stand by your testimony in the deposition. trump says 100% yes. she then asked him did you deny the allegation because miss carroll made an accusation. trump said that's right. she said something i considered a false accusation. totally false. the judge cut him off and said everything stricken from the record. that was really the only time we saw trump veer away. the last question she asked him did you ever instruct anyone to hurt miss carroll. trump said no, i just wanted to defend myself, the family, and frankly, the presidency. the judge told the jury to disregard everything after no. it was such a contrast from when trump was on the stand where he used that as a platform to make political speeches, to attack the judge, the new york attorney general. really taking the campaign into the courtroom. that was not the case today. t it was ver

and then his wife marla and tiffany went seven months old and the nanny. mr.in20 off completely in 2019.19 h he said he didn't care for himd and hadn't spoken to him in 15 y years. the report said the formerf ma president kept epstein out of mar-a-lago. as epstein tried tteeno hit on s teenage daughter of a club member. all of that before epstein facet charges. no indication that any of these names argdoie guilty of any typf wrongdoing. they are basically celebrities, business associates, employees, and others. but getting a lot more detailed information, pete, perhaps from some of the behind closed doorsh going on in epstein's mansion as we continue to go through some of these pages. >> pete: right. >> but man, we don't know what was going on in there really. >> pete: no, eric, thank you.hru do bring us more as you get it.. i know you are pouring over a thousand pages. thank you. joining me is charlie hurtng m y opinion editor of fox newssury contributor and secretary and a host of the monica crowley podcast. charlie, you just heard what ids just heard and me

he mistakes her in the photograph for marla maples, he's asked in the deposition, you said e.carroll is not your type. he said she isn't. he said, our youth three tuck wives or type? he said yes they are. that was a false statement. they play the testimony of trump bashing carroll, saying that he was offended by her, that this was a made-up story out of thin air. he calls her a whack job, and mentally ill. he says she's a liar, and a sick person. interestingly, the trump has said that if trump takes the stand, he can't say that things about e. jean carroll. he can't deny her, he can call or a liar, and he can't -- boo sales of her book. but the jury is hearing that on this direct testimony that was played by the plaintiffs case of trump making these statements. an attorney for carroll told the judge that her understanding that if trump takes the stand, and this is still debatable, that he is supposed to testify about what his state of mind was in june 2019 when he made the statement at the heart of this case, and whether he was intending to harm e. jean carroll. that is the qu

it's marla. >> that's marla. that's my wife. >> which one are you pointing to? >> here. >> the person you just pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> closing arguments begin tomorrow. that's where we start today with former deputy assistant attorney general harry litman. host of fast politics molly john fast. but let's go to legal analyst lisa rubin, who was inside the courtroom today. talk to us about this incredible moment on the stand today. yeah, this is a day that i thought would really never come. i have told you and i have told msnbc viewers for weeks that i never thought donald trump would stake the stand. so for me, the moment traumatic moment was when she said the defense calls donald trump and everybody's jaw just dropped. collectively, i think there's a feeling that it was not only a mistake, but something we really didn't count on happening. when you talked about the three questions that his attorney was permitted to ask, we're going to have to see the transcript because the questions weren't stricken. in fact, only portions of the answers were struck in

jean and says that marla maples and wunls he realizes it's a mistake he says it's a blurry photo. and i said to the jury you saw the photos. it's the same photo you saw today. it's not a blurry photo. >> and joining us now is jessica leads who as we mentioned testified at the first e. jean carroll trial. she first talked about her allegations years ago on this program. what is your reaction to what happened today? >> i am pleased. i am pleased for jean, and i am pleased for what it says about our legal system and about taking the situation of sexual aggression seriously. >> do you think this will change anything about the way the former president speaks ability women who have made accusations against him? do you think he'll stop defaming e. jean carroll? >> i would hope so, but i would be unwilling to make a bet that he will. >> i'm wondering what you made of how the former president's legal team try today depict ms. carroll. his lawyer said in quote ms. carroll didn't take part in the press frenzy and profile that she wanted and still enjoys. >> well, it was an interesting defens

jean carroll he said oh, that's marla maples, my second wife.ne of the things he said was the jury found that i didn't her. that's not true. the jury found that he penetrated her with his hands and that's not typically under new york law, but as the judge has said three times in written opinion since, including last week, donald trump e. jean carroll by any reasonable definition of that word in the colloquial sense. he's just a pathological liar. and i think that is self defeating antics in court, i mean, that might work on the campaign trail, but it's not gonna work in the courtroom. >> so you think it hurts him to be in there. when you interviewed him at the town hall, i asked him if he regretted not testifying, because he had considered it and his attorneys urged him not to. now he's making clear he's going to show up every day as much as it can do this. and you don't think it helps him? >> no, it doesn't. it shows his remarkable cowardice. he's fine to make snarky comments and social vote jay comments in front of the jury, saying this is a w

jean carroll for his second wife, marla maples, even though he repeatedly said she wasn't his type. they saw him say a number of things they know to be untrue. judge kaplan told him a jury of their peers and his found it to be untrue. a member of the trump team told me they think the deposition testimony was helpful because it continues to show that the president is insistent that this never happened and he has a good faith belief in his story. i'm not buying that. whether the jurors do remains to be seen. >>> i want to bring in defamation lawyer, chris matty who successfully argued a case against alex jones. you know what it's like to stand in front of a jury. talk to me about what you think we'll hear in the closing arguments tomorrow. what's the best case either side can make? >> hi, and thanks to lisa for that incredible reporting. i think for ms. carroll's lawyers, their job is to convince the jury that when the most powerful man in the world uses his platform to lie against and about someone else, the damage is catastrophic and endless. they can't put a stop to it. mr. trump u

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how about miss marla gibbs the tv legend? sparkling in black sequins at 92 years young.imited series. wow is right, george. it was a red hot night. as we've said. look at that. emmy winner succession sara snow and vivian westwood. and the white lotus megan fay in armani. suki waterhouse stunning in a red valentino gown. showing off that baby bump. then this comedy actress who admitted she picked out her coture dress yesterday. you would never know. congratulations on your big win. it was a fun fashion night. >> more more more. >> there's one more thing. >> okay. >> we can't leave this without a big shoutout to our girl, nash. she's been emmy nominated a handful of time, but never won until last night. niecy finally grabbing the award in the limited series for her amazing turn in the netflix series dahmer. it was a role way out of her comfort zone, but she did it. in fact, she crushed it. in her very moving and funny speech, she had a lot of people to thank, including herself. >> do you know who else i want to thank? i want to thank me. for believing in me. and doing what

jean carroll and he said, that was marla maples, after saying that e. begin with. what does the trump team stand to gain by putting him on the stand? >> i have absolutely no idea. legally, what they stand to gain. here's the convergence of the legal and political strategies. the last couple months, we've been talking about the increasing overlap of the strategy and calendar. here, there's no daylight between them. all he is attempting to do here, i believe, is manufacture a dispute with the judge, the sort of conflagration we will all have to cover, that will endear him to his base and get people like us in a froth. i'm not looking forward to it, to be totally honest with you. >> lisa, how much longer do you think federal judge kaplan is going to put up with donald trump continuing to talk about him cervically out of court? >> talking about the judge? >> yeah, how long? go ahead. >> you go ahead. >> i don't think judge kaplan has concern for himself. he is an article 3 judge. he has lifetime tenure and the protection of the u.s. marshals. he is hardy st

at the time he said, well, that's marla, his second wife. in fact, it was e. jean carroll.mer president wants to testify. you mentioned joe tack pino no longer wants to testify. you just mentioned it. he is continuing to defame her and attack her this morning. this seems more like a campaign stop today than anything else. we're going to have to wait and see how this plays out and camp stop today, more than anything else. we're going to have to wait and see how this all plays out and whether or not he'll be able to testify. because the judge here has said essentially this is not going to be relitigation, you're not going to talk about anything else besides this trial that stands before us. if he gets to testify, that will likely happen on monday, if the defense rests by thursday. >> msnbc's yasmin vossoughian, thank you so much for your coverage. joining us now, nbc news legal analyst andrew weizman and state attorney for palm beach county, florida, dave aaronburg. why is he obsessed with defaming this woman? >> it is a cruel game of groundhog day. he does it over and over a