hearing the cruelty will make him less wealthy, he s not gonna get away with it another time. it s unprecedented for a person to felt been held liable to keep doing the defamation. so they re not a lot of cases we can look to with a playbook of how to do it. but suffice to say, i have a lot of lawyers who are busy looking into this, and we are weighing all of our options. joining us now is faith gay, a former federal prosecutor and in the eastern district of new york and andrew weissmann is back with us. faith, it sounds like we have an answer to that question we were all wondering about when we saw donald trump on cnn. did he just defame e. jean carroll again, and easy going to get sued again? sounds like they re ready to go. look, he did defame her again, they will have causes of action. they have a live case already pending, it s just a matter of damages. so there will be at least one more trial, even if they don t
was recorded, to interpret it as, that is the recorded material, and wherever it doesn t say that you can assume that it s not recorded? that s the way i read it. for the most part but i would say that there are other recordings that made reference to the complaint that may become relevant at some time and the complaint is an outline of mistimed these allegations, it s a very detailed outline, yes, but there may be other evidence that comes out at the case proceeds towards a trial. now the lawsuit, to be clear, it s about rudolph giuliani as described luring this woman who he finds attractive into working for him, promising her to pay her million dollars a year which he can t pay her right now because he s trying to hide money from his wife while he s and divorce proceedings. and if she just waits until the divorce is over, which is way more than the year in the story that is told, then she will be paid retroactively all the
with us here tonight. that is going to do it for me, for now. but now it is time for the last word. with the great lawrence o donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening, and thank you for that interview with e. jean carroll, that is the interview that we have all been waiting for. you know seeing her and rapidly kaplan here together, i, watching them come out of the courthouse every day during the trial, you would see them come out and they would wait for one another depending on which one came out first, and they would hold hands, walking out together holding hands and liken indivisible pair. seeing them together, seeing them together, seeing them as an indivisible hair in the together and in every possible way made me understand more about how e. jean got through this. how they did it. it was eye-opening to me and i m glad that they re both over with it. they absolutely needed each other for this to happen. robbie kaplan needed that client, that client needed that lawyer. i v
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you were made to remember some days forever. we were made to help you find the best way there. donald trump once predicted that john durham the special prosecutor appointed by donald trump s attorney general at donaldson s insistence would uncover according to donald trump, quote, the crime of the century. in his 306-page report issued today, john durham and at the darkest chapter of his life as a prosecutor by unveiling no new crimes at all. none. over the course of his investigation, john durham brought two cases to trial, one of which he already argued himself in cote. he lost both of those cases with the juries unanimously