out ms. carroll that he thinks is marla maples, and he explained what he meant about how stars can grab women by the p word, he said he used the word fortunately, for arguing wise, stars can do that against women. the jury, though he did not make an appearance personally, he did. they got to hear his own words and arguably hear his confession about what he did to ms. carroll. trump s attorney asked the jury to put aside their personal feelings about donald trump and focus on the facts. how can a jury put aside who somebody s personal behavior been publicly documented, how can you do that? that s what the hope is, you pick people who will just focus
msnbc legal analyst. you said the lead attorney for ms. carroll used his words against him. yes, what kaplan did is she had the jurors hear from him in any event. his access hollywood tape, which we all know where he talked about grabbing people by the p word, and she argued that was his confession. what she said, that s exactly what he did to ms. carroll, he grabbed her by the p word. he talked about how ms. carroll was not his type. well, he miss ids ms. carroll as being his second wife, marla maples, who was his type. he looks at the photo and points
appeal that doesn t mean you get an automatic reversal on the verdict. putting aside the access hollywood i think there s good reasons that came in even under the federal rules of evidence, and those were reasons argued to the judge, and the judge made a determination. and that would be reviewed with some deference by the appellate court. a question you just raised would it have made any difference? we just had the deposition of donald trump you played earlier in the show showing he thinks it s perfectly fine when you re a star to grab women by the p word. and, you know, for better or worse for a million years. so i just you know, when you think about appellate issues they have to have mattered to the verdict, and i m not seeing that with what joe tacopina addressed in his press conference. lisa, he also said having him here would have made it a circus or i think he didn t use the word contribute, but would have added to the circus-like
star? i think you can say that, yeah. so, mary what a jury heard is in a long line of stars going back 1 million years you are allowed to, quote, grab women by the p word. and again i don t mean a confession in a criminal context, but what the jury heard to andrew s point is corroboration that trump agreed he could do what e. jean carroll accused him of doing. how impactful do you think that is when you look at, again, trump raped ms. carroll, the jury decided no. mr. trump abused ms. carroll, jury decided yes. that she was injured as a result of misconduct, jury decided yes. if yes, leave the dollar amount as $2 million for that liability on his part. mary? this is a civil case as we ve been talking about, and so the allegation in the complaint was that mr. trump committed a
from? i did, yes. all right, and what d you hear? so as i was dropping off the note my memory for remember hearing the word wimp. i don t know remember if he said you are a wimp, you ll be a wimp. wimp is the word i remember. something to the effect of the wording is wrong, i made the wrong decision four or five years ago. the wording she related to i apologize for being impolite but do you remember what she said her father called him? the p word. a wimp, the p word. those were the words that the then-president of the united states used to describe his own vice president. and when the moment came pence prepared to do what his oath and by the way the u.s. constitution required him to do, and that is when a mob of violent trump supporters began to descend on the capitol. and president trump tweeted out