E. Jean Carroll has amended her defamation lawsuit to include more defamatory statements Trump made about her during his CNN town hall.
Here is the amended complaint:
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E. Jean Carroll wants to amend her remaining libel lawsuit to include Trump’s statements to CNN. @lawcrimenews pic.twitter.com/oedSvYJuXf
— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) May 22, 2023
“The next day, May 10, 2023, Trump lashed out at Carroll at a primetime televised town hall event hosted by CNN.” He repeated his previous defamatory statements, claiming to an audience only too ready to cheer him on, “I never met this woman. I never saw this woman,” that he did not sexually assault Carroll, and that her story — validated just the day before by a jury of Trump colleagues — was a “phony,” “fabricated story” concocted by a ‘crazy work.’”
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“Trump’s defamatory statements after the verdict show the depth of his malice towards Carroll, as it is difficult to imagine defamatory behavior that may be motivated more by hatred, ill-will or spite,” her lawyers said in a lawsuit.
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“This conduct supports very substantial damages.”
E. Jean Carroll shows how to deal with Trump. Any offense that Trump wants to perpetuate must be met with a punch in the wallet. Eventually, he may learn that there are consequences for his words, and he will get tired of losing money.
Carroll won’t let go of Trump, and the more he slanders her, the more it will likely cost him in court. E. Jean Carroll made sure Trump was held accountable for sexual assault, and she holds him accountable for libel.