You are listening to the Jordan is My Lawyer podcast, your favorite source of

unbiased news and legal analysis. Enjoy the show. Show. Welcome back to the Jordan is myyer podcast. This is a special report on the battery

defamation case against Donald Trump brought by E. Jean Carroll. On May 9th, yesterday, the jury returned a verdict in favor of E. Jean Carroll

finding that Donald Trump was liable for both battery and defamation,

specifically sexual abuse and defamation.

So let's get into it.

We're going to cover the background of the case,

trial evidence, inadmissible evidence.

We're gonna talk about the burdens of proof the verdict

will this be appealed we're going to cover all the bases as always you guys know the

drill this is unbiased just the facts no political motives here.

I just want to educate you guys on what's going on,

so you can fully understand this case

and what this case means for Donald Trump

and his presidential run. So the background of this case, let's talk about it. So this stems from a sexual

assault that happened sometime between the spring of 1995 or sorry the fall of 1995 and the spring of

1996. Now the one fact or one of the facts that was kind of working in favor of

Donald Trump that didn't end up working in his favor,

but she couldn't remember what day it happened on. So she said she remembers being in Bergdorf Goodman.

After work, it was sometime between the fall of 95 and the spring of 96 and she

said she was in Bergdorf and she was leaving as Donald Trump was walking in and they ran

into each other by the front door and or by one of the doors and

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