Trump Claims Sexual Abuse Case Against Him Is Against United States of America

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"Following the Supreme Court's denial, defendant made a post on Truth Social that same morning in which he continued his stream of defamatory attacks on Carroll. Trump: Surprisingly, the Supreme Court declined to review a fake case brought against me by a woman I never met, and a decades-old celebrity photo line standing with her husband does not count. I will continue the fight against this weaponization and lawfare case against me, including the ridiculous claim of defamation, with all of my power and strength. This case is really against the United States of America."

After losing 9-0 at the Supreme Court on his attempt to overturn the E. Jean Carroll sexual abuse and defamation judgment, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social claiming the case is actually against the United States of America, not him personally. E. Jean Carroll's attorney Robbie Kaplan filed an emergency motion demanding immediate collection of the $5.5 million judgment plus interest from the first trial, citing Trump's continued defamatory statements as evidence he's trying to delay payment despite exhausting all appeals.