Welcome back to the Dershow. Yesterday we talked a lot about Elon Musk today. He's making news again,

apparently, according to newspaper reports. He's going to be at the Sanctus aside when he announces

for president against Donald Trump. It'll be interesting to see how that develops within the

Republican Party and what role Elon Musk will play. Once we hear the statements that will be made

tomorrow, obviously, we can talk about that on this show. Today I wanted to talk about another

Trump-related issue, which is a little bit more general than just Trump. Having one part of her

case against Donald Trump, Eugene Carroll, is now kind of doubling down and piling on. She's

asked the judge to expand her defamation lawsuit against him to include what he said

after the trial was over on CNN and other places about her lawsuit. Essentially, she's claiming

that she was damaged because he disagreed with the jury verdict and said, no, not only didn't

die a rape or I didn't touch or I didn't assault or I was never in a, in a changing booth with her,

the only time I was ever with her was when she posed for a picture with me online. As a result of

that, the lawsuit is going to be expanded, at least if the judge allows it, he probably will,

to include these post trial developments. That raises a fundamental issue under the First Amendment,

an issue that I wanted to talk about for a long time, an issue that involved me as well when I was

falsely accused. When I was falsely accused, I immediately denied it and said it was no

truth to it and issued all kinds of challenges and presented all kinds of evidence as an innocent

person should do. I did that. As a result of that, my false accuser sued me for defamation.

And I asserted a First Amendment right. I believe that every American has the right to

proclaim his innocence and goes back to Aaron Burr, who proclaimed his innocence. Even though the

jury ultimately didn't find them innocent, they found it not proven when he was charged with

treason. In any event, I think that if somebody accuses any American of any crime,

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