Donald Trump suffered a major legal setback this week when yet another court ruled that he cannot
weasel his way out of the lawsuit. The defamation lawsuit brought by a reporter E Jean Carol.
Now the EEG and Carol lawsuit is one that I have talked about a lot.
And I've mentioned that this might be the biggest legal action that the former president
is facing. Now he is currently facing by the way more than 20 different lawsuits,
not including the investigations in New York and Georgia, but this one, this EEG
and Carroll lawsuit, this has the potential to end his career because in order to prove
her case that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in a department store fitting room in the 1990s,
she is asking for a DNA sample from Donald Trump because she still has the outfit with the DNA of
the attacker. So she wants Donald Trump's DNA as part of this lawsuit to prove that he was lying.
When he said she was too ugly for him to sexually assault. And if she gets that
DNA and it matches what's on the outfit, uh, that's pretty much conclusive proof that, uh,
he's the one who did it, which means this defamation lawsuit, a simple defamation lawsuit
might prove that the former president raped somebody in public in the 1990s.
So yes, that is why this particular lawsuit is such a big one. And most likely why Donald Trump
has been fighting this one, the hardest. Now the problem that EGA Carol has here
is that the United States department of justice is going to be representing Donald Trump in this
matter. So you basically have the full weight of the U S government fighting against you.
And yes, folks, Merrick Garland Biden's attorney general has said we are going to represent Donald
Trump in this matter because former attorney general bill BARR said that Trump made the
statements about EG and Carol being too ugly for him in his official capacity as president.
That was actually part of their legal argument. That's how they were able to get it pushed back
for so long saying, oh, well, no, no, no, no. He said she was ugly as an official presidential
proclamation. And therefore you cannot go after him until he's not in office anymore.
And the courts apparently bought that, which means the U S department of justice actually has to
continue to represent Donald Trump in the matter. Now here's my advice to the
DOJ. You can handle this as the lawyers any way you want. So the best advice I can give
Is, uh, maybe put some of the new guys on it. You know, some of the fresh out of law school just
passed the bar the other day, the newbies, the greenhorns, go ahead and put them on this case,
right? You don't need to waste the time of your top talent at the DOJ to go and defend this
lawsuit. On behalf of Donald Trump, you don't owe him anything. You're in a position that you didn't
want to be in, in the first place, but it's up to you on how you handle it. You can pass this,
you can assign whatever lawyer in your agency you want to, to it. So again,
maybe go out, find some folks fresh out of law school and say, Hey, congrats kid go represent the
former president. And, uh, see if you can prove he didn't rape somebody pretty big task, but,
uh, you know, Trump kind of deserves to not have the best defending him on this particular issue.