Donald Trump Slams CNN Town Hall Question on E. Jean Carroll Ruling, Faces $10 Million Defamation Suit
- E.Jean Carroll filed an amended lawsuit against Donald Trump seeking $10 million in damages for defamation after his remarks during a CNN town hall.
- A jury found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll, ordering him to pay $5 million in total damages earlier this month.
- Trump called Carroll a "whack job" and said her accusation was "fake" and "made up" during the CNN town hall.
- Carroll's lawyers argue Trump's comments prove his "malice" toward her and warrant "substantial" punitive damages.
- Trump has filed an appeal in the case but faces legal warnings to stop attacking Carroll or risk further litigation.








































