Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Kamerata. Welcome to CNN Tonight on a busy and unprecedented

news night. A jury in New York found former president Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse

and defamation in that Eugene Carroll case. Carroll alleged that in the spring of 1996,

Donald Trump raped her in a department store dressing room then defamed her when he denied

her claim and said she was quote, not his type. In just a moment, I will talk to Natasha

Stoinoff who testified during this trial that she too was assaulted by Trump and our panel

will give us their take on what all of this means. Plus, truth challenged congressman

George Santos has just been charged by the Justice Department in a federal probe and

could appear in court tomorrow. What does this mean for his future in Congress and what

will Republicans do now?

Tucker Carlson is waging war against Fox for firing him. He's promising to relaunch his

show, but in a place his audience may not expect. Our panel shows their strong thoughts.

But let's start with the verdict in the case against Donald Trump. After deliberating

for two and a half hours, the jury found former president Trump liable of sexual abuse

and defamation and awarded Eugene Carroll $5 million. After the verdict, Carroll released

a statement saying quote, I filed this lawsuit against Donald Trump to clear my name and

to get my life back. Today, the world finally knows the truth. The victory is not just for

me, but for every woman who has suffered because she was not believed. End quote. Donald

Trump says he will file an appeal. So let's get to our panel. We have our legal experts,

Joey Jackson and Ellie Honeck here and CNN's correspondent Cara Skinell who has been covering

this case. Cara, I start with you because you were in the courthouse and watched all of

this unfold. What was it like that moment when the verdict was read?

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