E. Jean Carroll claims a significant legal victory against Donald Trump in a defamation case.

• Carroll's victory is marked by a jury's decision to award her over $83 million in damages.
• She describes the outcome as a win for all women who stand up against bullies.
• Trump's immediate reaction is to appeal and label the court's decision as un-American.

Carroll accuses Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s, leading to the defamation lawsuit.

• Carroll first made the sexual assault allegations in 2019, claiming the incident occurred in a department store dressing room.
• Trump's denial and subsequent statements about Carroll prompt the defamation lawsuit.
• Trump's attorney criticizes the judge, claiming bias against her client.

A jury finds Trump liable for defamation and decides on a multi-million dollar award for Carroll.

• The jury's unanimous verdict for the $83 million award comes after less than three hours of deliberation.
• Trump's defense in the trial included his intention to protect himself, his family, and the presidency.

The defamation case verdict against Trump prompts political commentary and criticism.

• Political opponents, including Nikki Haley, comment on the distraction the case causes from other pressing issues like border security and inflation.
• The case's outcome raises questions about Trump's conduct and its impact on his political aspirations.

Former Trump White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham shares her perspective on Trump's behavior and the case's aftermath.

• Grisham speculates on Trump's behind-the-scenes reaction to the verdict and the likely response of his inner circle.
• She reflects on Trump's strategy of denying allegations and his treatment of women.
• Grisham criticizes Trump's lack of loyalty and propensity to humiliate those around him.