Hello everybody and welcome to George Conway explains it all to Sarah. I'm Sarah Longwell,

publisher of the bulwark and definitely not a lawyer. And because I'm not a lawyer, I have asked

my friend George Conway from the Society for the Rule of Law to explain this week's legal

news to me. And there's a lot to explain because George,'s legal news to me.

And there's a lot to explain because George, I'm going to ask you to explain two Trump trials that are going on right now.

The first is the E. Jean Carroll case happening this week.

And the second is the Trump Organization fraud case that wrapped last week.

And unlike the January 6th cases that we talked about last time, this, like that was a criminal case, but this is a civil case, right? Which means it's

about money and not going to jail, correct? Great. These are both civil cases, absolutely,

but significant civil cases.

I'm getting better at the legal stuff already.

Okay.

Yeah.

So I want to start with the E. Jean Carroll case because Trump is big mad at you.

He's out there bleeding at you right now on Truth Social.

Yeah, he's very mad at you.

You've made him upset.

This makes me very sad.

Yeah. I'm sure you're really torn up about it.

This is my sad face. So let me just read you a couple of things.

First, a recent filing in this case says that.

The idea of suing Mr. Trump crystallized in Ms. Carroll's mind as a

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