Today, breaking news, Donald Trump was found guilty in his civil lawsuit and more on the

Alan Moll shooter. We've got all of that more coming up and it all starts right now.

Welcome to the news and why it matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez and a jury in New York has found

that Donald Trump is liable for the sexual abuse of E. Jean Carroll. This is an internet

advice columnist but they found that there was not enough evidence to say that he had raped her

which was the initial accusation. This was a panel of six men and three women who also found

that Trump injured her in a Manhattan burgdorf goodman dressing room and defamed her when he called

her a liar. They have ordered the former president to pay a total of five million dollars in damages

or the judge has. They made their decision after just three hours of deliberation. I believe that

they were in trial for a total of seven days and Trump has responded already saying on truth

social, I have absolutely no idea who this woman is. This verdict is a disgrace, a continuation of

the greatest witch hunt of all time. Carroll, however, left the court beaming from ear to ear without

making a statement to the media but was heard saying to the crowd, we're very happy. Here to discuss

this and more. This is a big one. Here to discuss this and more, we have a Yaku Booians Blacepy

contributor and host of the bottom line, also Robino, Blaze, Media Critic and we have joining us

remotely our good friend, Josh Hammer, who is of course the opinion editor at Newsweek. Josh,

thank you so much for joining us. You are of course the attorney here. I mean, I don't want to,

usually when it's just me and you, Josh, I'll say that you're the smart one in the room. But I

don't want to insult the gentleman next to me who are also very smart. But you are the attorney

here. Tell us what your thoughts are on this breaking news of Donald Trump being found guilty

in this civil lawsuit. Well, look, I mean, the fact that the verdict came down so quickly,

I mean, just two to three hours of deliberations, I mean, as soon as I heard that, I mean, I assume

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