donald trump guilty of sexual abuse a new yorkjury donald trump guilty of sexual abuse a new york jury finds. donald trump guilty of sexual abuse a new yorkjury finds. where does this verdict leave the former president and his hopes of real action? re election. a civil case jury has delivered a verdict which means donald trump is officially a sexual abuser. he has weathered all kinds of political storms but can his ambitions to return to the white house survive this? a live reaction from a lawyer who has represented women who have accused the former president in the past and one of his key lieutenants. also tonight, victory day is a pared back event. does adversity make putin more dangerous? i will be joined by an adviser to ukraine s ministry of defence, the political journalist and historian and a former commander. will technical advancesin former commander. will technical advances in al kill live music? johnny borrell is here to say that itjust might. good evening. don
good evening to you both. what do you make of the verdict? this good evening to you both. what do you make of the verdict? you make of the verdict? this is a ureat da you make of the verdict? this is a great day for you make of the verdict? this is a great day forjustice. you make of the verdict? this is a great day forjustice. more - you make of the verdict? this is a great day forjustice. more than i you make of the verdict? this is a| great day forjustice. more than 26 women have accused donald trump of sexual misconduct. i represented four of them. ejean carroll and four of them. ejean carroll and four other women who had the courage to walk into that court room, raise their right hand, swore to tell the truth, endured tough examination were believed. in comparison, donald trump dosed at the trial, didn t show up, didn t take the witness stand, hid behind his platform and continued to insult the american justice system. donald trump ghosted the trial. e justice system. do
was physically and sexually abused and he grew up in poverty and they have asked thejudge and he grew up in poverty and they have asked the judge to give him ten years. it is only the judge who can decide what that sentence will be so we are expecting to get that sentence and perhaps the next hour or so. . ~ sentence and perhaps the next hour or so. . ~ ,., sentence and perhaps the next hour or so. . ~ ,. y sentence and perhaps the next hour orso. . ~ , . or so. thank you very much indeed. let s or so. thank you very much indeed. let s speak or so. thank you very much indeed. let s speak to or so. thank you very much indeed. let s speak to the or so. thank you very much indeed. let s speak to the ceo or so. thank you very much indeed. let s speak to the ceo and - or so. thank you very much indeed. let s speak to the ceo and founder| let s speak to the ceo and founder of the organisation child usa and first of all let me ask you for your reaction to this trial and what has happe
justice system. this is a fantastic day for justice and for the rule of law. tell fantastic day forjustice and for the rule of law.- fantastic day forjustice and for the rule of law. tell me a bit about for the rule of law. tell me a bit about what for the rule of law. tell me a bit about what her for the rule of law. tell me a bit about what her character| for the rule of law. tell me a l bit about what her character is like and how she will shape and influence supreme court decisions in the years to come. that is a great question. we have already seen a glimpse of her character. calm under pressure, able to take really complex ideas, make them palatable and understandable to the common person in the community and i believe that with the confirmation hearings, her ability to reflect on the law, to show her reflection and understanding, the depth and breadth of the legal decisions she has already decided on her previous positions, over 600 over the course of her career. i believe