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The footage of former President Donald Trump's deposition from October 2022 in the defamation case brought by E. Jean Carroll was released on Friday.

Inner City Press wrote a letter to Judge Lewis Kaplan, who is overseeing the defamation trial, on Wednesday, asking for the deposition and other pieces of evidence to be released to the public.

Attorneys for former President Trump submitted a request early Monday morning to Judge Lewis Kaplan seeking a mistrial in his defamation trial due to the judge’s “pervasive unfair and prejudicial rulings,” and it was unsurprisingly denied by Kaplan. The accuser, E. Jean Carroll, returned to the witness stand on Monday after the denial of a mistrial by Kaplan. Trump’s lawyer Joe Tacopina

The Department of Justice said Tuesday that it would no longer defend former President Donald Trump in the contentious sexual battery and defamation lawsuit writer E. Jean Carroll filed against him. According to the Daily Beast, Justice Department attorneys notified a New York City federal judge that they would not affirm that "Donald J. Trump was acting within the scope of his office and

Donald Trump lost his bid to have E. Jean Carroll’s original defamation lawsuit tossed out — with a judge finding the ex-commander-in-chief can’t invoke presidential immunity. Manhattan federal Judge Lewis Kaplan rejected the former president’s request to dismiss the suit, which accuses Trump, 77, of damaging Carroll’s reputation when he claimed he didn’t know her after she went public with