Hello everyone and welcome to Amman Four. Here's what's coming up.

This verdict is for all women. This is not really about me. It's for every single woman.

It's not about the money. E. Jean Carroll says she's got her life back.

After a jury finds Donald Trump liable for sexually

abusing and defaming her. I ask New York magazine writer-at-large Rebecca Traster

what this moment means for the Me Too movement. Also ahead,

Rejeep Tarbon.

Tite election race in Turkey after two decades in power,

will it be the country's cost of living crisis that finally

proves President Erdogan's undoing. I ask politicians on both sides of the aisle if

it's time for a chain. Plus we're in this new era of space. We've this is the

dawn of commercial space in a really meaningful way.

Inter stellar gold rush Walter isitson asked Ashley Vance about his new book that charts the commercialization

of space when the heavens went on sale. No. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. It took a jury

just a few hours to reach a unanimous verdict,

but the effects could last decades.

E. Jean Carroll has been awarded $5 million,

but even more importantly for her and all other victims a jury believed her case

that the former President Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed her more than 25

years ago. At nearly 80 years old now, Carol never thought

she'd see the day.

I'm really sort of taking in the moment and the overwhelming flood of a lot of hate that's part of it.

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