Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about the

trial date being set in one of Trump's legal entanglements.

The original suit from 2019 from E.

E. Jean Carroll is going to be moving forward.

So just to clarify this, the most recent suit, the one last month where Trump was found liable for battery and

defamation. That was actually the second suit from E. Jean Carroll. The first one has just been

caught up in delay after delay after delay. It is finally moving to trial and the

trial will begin on January 15th, 2024,

which is one week before the Iowa Republican Caucasus. It's safe to assume that Trump is really

unhappy about that. He's not going to have to attend this in person because it's a

civil matter, but that going on and perhaps being decided, right around the time of Iowa, that's just all bad news for the former president who is

still pursuing the Republican nomination while under indictment.

Okay, in related news, the judge also ruled that E. Jean Carroll could amend her suit to include new defamatory statements,

allegedly defamatory statements, made after the second suit, the one that was

resolved first, after that concluded and Trump was found liable.

So immediately after that suit

Trump took to his little pretend Twitter and and repeated a lot of statements that E. Jean Carroll says are defamatory, which are remarkably

similar to the ones that he was found liable for.

So those new statements will be rolled in to the first case, which will be decided in January,

which is definitely less than ideal timing for the former president.

This is of course assuming that...

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