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‘The avalanche of slime has been unbelievable’: E Jean Carroll shares life post-Trump in new film

The Guardian Culture Tuesday 26 May 2026, 15:27 UTC By David Smith in Washington 1 min read
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In the documentary Ask E Jean, the journalist and author provides an unflinching account of her life, career and groundbreaking legal victories“If you were concerned about being dragged through the mud,” asks lawyer Alina Habba, “Why would you choose to sue Donald Trump?”Calm and composed, E Jean Carroll removes her glasses and replies firmly: “Because he called me a liar. He called me a liar. And I couldn’t let it stand.” Continue reading...

In the documentary Ask E Jean, the journalist and author provides an unflinching account of her life, career and groundbreaking legal victories

“If you were concerned about being dragged through the mud,” asks lawyer Alina Habba, “Why would you choose to sue Donald Trump?”

Calm and composed, E Jean Carroll removes her glasses and replies firmly: “Because he called me a liar. He called me a liar. And I couldn’t let it stand.”

Continue reading...
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