E. Jean Carroll

Um, and here she is in what feels like a business suit, and it feels like she's just saying, "Stay away from me." It's as if she's sort of like this, "Stay away." And of course, she would be aware that his first wife, Ivana, in her, uh, divorce, uh, papers, said Trump raped her.

And we're going to be talking later on today about the E. Jean Carroll movie, which is finally coming out.

Viewers and listeners to this podcast will at last be able to see it in about a month's time on all the usual platforms.

And you just think Melania must know what he's capable of.

Yes.

Exactly.

Um, but, oh, can we-- I, I want to talk about this, uh, 'cause it's on my mind 'cause I just saw it, this, uh, this E. Jean Carroll documentary.

Yes, let's talk about it.

They scattered them on the floor, which they weren't, and then they took pictures of it, and they brought in little stickies that said "classified," and they slapped them on, and that was all ginned up.

And then if that wasn't enough, E. Jean Carroll came out of nowhere, and they had a bill of attainder in the New York legislature that said for one year there's no statute of limitations if you can go back 30 years and say somebody harassed you.

She couldn't remember the year.

She said she remembered the dress she wore, but we found out the dress wasn't even made then.

Keep in mind, you know, we're not even talking about the hush payments that were made to the woman that he used to fuck and Stormy, and, and Jennifer Serrie, he's got a $100 million judgment against him.

Um, again, with E. Jean Carroll, he's been convicted of 34 felonies.

I mean, a- a- the AI photos of the Obamas as apes, uh, uh, I- AI photo of him bludgeoning the prime minister of Canada with a hockey stick.

I mean, could just go on and on and on, but yet you hear Republicans talk about something Hasan Piker said maybe a while back, but yet you've got this person who's the president that does all of this crazy shit.

At each step of this, um, intense, I don't know, pathological drive to destroy him, I should say not just politically, but actually physically, mentally, financially, existentially.

And that could be defined by the Mar- Mar-a-Lago raid, the four lawfir- lawfare criminal trials, the E. Jean Carroll suit, de-balloting him.

This came on top of the two impeachments, impeachments of the private se- all of that.

Every time that that happened, that resurrected his career, usually about two or three points in the polls, so that after January 6th, where the book starts, you had people like Mitch McConnell said it couldn't happen to a nicer SOB, and the Republican establishment was delighted.