 Donald Trump finally appeared in court for the damages trial resulting from a defamation case filed by E. Jean Carroll. Surprisingly, his time on the stand was incredibly brief. According to the Washington Post, when asked by his attorney Alina Habba if he had ever instructed anyone to harm Carroll, Trump responded by stating that he simply wanted to protect himself, his family, and the presidency.&nbsp;

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Donald Trump finally appeared in court for the damages trial resulting from a defamation case filed by E. Jean Carroll. Surprisingly, his time on the stand was incredibly brief. According to the Washington Post, when asked by his attorney Alina Habba if he had ever instructed anyone to harm Carroll, Trump responded by stating that he simply wanted to protect himself, his family, and the presidency. {ai:summary}<p>#politics Donald Trump's appearance in court for a defamation case filed by E. Jean Carroll was short. He claimed he only wanted to protect himself, his family, and the presidency.</p>

Trump's Brief Stand in Defamation Trial: Protecting Himself, Family, and Presidency

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