Trump Breaks His Silence on ‘Ridiculous’ E. Jean Carroll Lawsuit, May Race Back to New York To ‘Confront’ Her

‘I was falsely accused by this woman, I have no idea who she is — it’s ridiculous,’ Mr. Trump said in Ireland.

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E. Jean Carroll arrives at the Manhattan federal court for her lawsuit against President Trump, May 4, 2023. AP/John Minchillo

Jury deliberations will soon begin in the high-profile civil battery and defamation suit brought against President Trump by a journalist, E. Jean Carroll, who says Mr. Trump raped her in a dressing room on the lingerie floor at Bergdorf Goodman, a luxury New York department store, some time in the mid-1990s.

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