All right, thanks, Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of you for being with us.

We're expecting any moment now, the verdict to be read.

This is a civil case, e.g.

Carroll versus former president Trump, as it relates to an incident that she alleges

occurred 27 or 28 or 29.

She doesn't know exactly the year, years ago, in a bird golf goodman's department store

changing room where she says that then, well, not then Donald Trump, not president Trump,

how assaulted her in this changing room.

You've been a bird golf goodman's avenue, Linda.

I would say I'm not a frequent shopper there.

I would say I'm a never shopper there.

But it was, so that's the accusation.

She couldn't remember the date, but she's angry that Donald Trump denied it.

There had been a number of other men that she's made similar allegations against even prominent

men.

The jury, literally, they got the case this morning.

So if I had to guess based on my past understanding of how jury's work, if it's probably in all

likelihood would be guilty, I guess, right?

Don't you think, Linda?

I mean, I have to assume yes.

I mean, Boos, if you look at it this way, I mean, one of the things that came up

in this trial, number one, there was one witness for E. Jean Carroll that testified that

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