Well, E. Jean Carroll has sent Donald Trump on his way to bankruptcy with the $90 million that he now owes E. Jean Carroll as of tonight.

That's $83.3 million in a jury return for E. Jean Carroll on

Friday added to the 5.6 million dollars that a jury return for E. Jean Carroll in

the same courtroom last year and with interest running on

both of those judgments. Interest. Remember the interest that everyone else has

forgotten about. Donald Trump is already around 90 million dollars in debt to E. Jean Carroll.

And that debt increases every single day that it is not paid because of the interest added by law to that amount every day

that it remains unpaid. And that could be the smallest debt that Donald Trump owes after a New York

judge enters a judgment in a civil fraud case against Donald Trump in which the New York State Attorney General

is sinking $370 million. And that's not all. Don't stop there. There are

much bigger possible judgments coming.

Washington DC juries could make that New York number look small if they return verdicts

against Donald Trump in these civil cases brought against him by 11 members of the House of Representatives.

That's 11 plaintiffs who are suing Donald Trump for in effect threatening their lives on January 6 by sending his mob to the Capitol.

There are also three police officers who are suing Donald Trump for the threats and injuries

that they suffered on January 6th.

Each one of those plaintiffs' cases, each one of them, could be getting hundreds of millions of

dollars in the same Washington DC courthouse where a civil

jury returned a verdict of $148 million against Rudolph Giuliani for the defamation of two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and her daughter

Shay Moss.

Donald Trump could be facing court orders to pay a billion dollars or more in the next few years.

And those Washington DC jurors are going to get to hear

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