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Former President Donald Trump confused E. Jean Carroll, the writer who has accused him of rape, with ex-wife Marla Maples in a photo he was shown during a deposition, newly unsealed court documents show.
An excerpt of the October deposition released by U.S. District Court for Southern New York on Wednesday includes an exchange in which Trump was asked by Carroll's lawyer about a black-and-white photograph that showed a small group of people, including Trump and Carroll.
"That's Marla, yeah. That's my wife," Trump said, referring to Maples.
Trump lawyer Alina Habba corrected the mistake, saying, "No, that's Carroll."
Trump's comments under oath threaten to undercut his repeated denials of Carroll's allegations, claiming she's "not my type." [snip]
In the earlier excerpt, Trump denied the allegations and repeatedly insulted Carroll, calling her a “whack job” who’s “not my type."
The photo above is the one shown the Malignant Loser where he mistook Ms. Carroll for his second- wife- to- be Marla Maples (l. to. r., the Malignant Loser, Ms. Carroll, t.v. journalist John Johnson, and first wife Ivana Trump).
The Malignant Loser is proving once again that he's the worst client any attorney could possibly have, not to mention that he's a lying, sociopathic, self-incriminating serial sexual assaulter. In fact, it seems that his "type" not only included Ms. Carroll, but 24 other women who've come forward alleging rape, sexual assault or sexual harassment; one could surmise there are more who haven't come forward for any number of reasons, including fear of reprisal from the litigious Malignant Loser.
That's the leader of the Republican/ Seditionist/ White Nationalist Party, ladies and gentlemen.
(Photo: via U.S. District Court in Manhattan)
