BREAKING: Jury Reaches Verdict In Manhattan Trump Case - Important Detail Missed

Hey ladies and gentlemen, Carmine Sabia here for Explain America, and we have a bombshell

verdict in the Trump defamation case brought by E. Jean Carroll. Now to catch you up

E. Jean Carroll, she's a columnist, she's a writer, she claims that in the 90s, decades ago

that she was raped in a dressing room by former President Donald Trump long before he ever became

president. This is a decades old case. It was brought before a New York jury. So it's almost

like hyenas getting to be a jury on a lion case. Not a lot of Donald Trump love in New York, but

Trump was found liable. He has to pay E. Jean Carroll $5 million, but there's important parts

of this case that you probably don't understand that most of the mainstream media is not reporting

yet that I'm going to tell you about here because it's important to note. And that's why I want you

to like, comment, share, and subscribe. I ask you that all the time, but this is a really important

one to share because there's going to be a narrative that's going to be pushed after this

that is not entirely correct. So the jury found that he did defame E. Jean Carroll

and the jury found that he did probably sexually assault E. Jean Carroll. So what do we have to

know, right? What is the bare bones of this? What does this mean? Well, let's start here. He's not

going to jail. This is a civil case. This is a civil case. The statute of limitations on a criminal

case have long ran out, but it was MSNBC who actually reported the part that he wasn't guilty

of. So he was found not guilty of a very important part, and that I think is not going to make the

rounds on the media so much. Let's take a look. Number one, did Donald Trump rape E. Jean Carroll

The answer is no. This is the verdict. Yes to number two, did Donald Trump sexually abuse Ms

Carroll? The answer to that from the jury is yes. So no on rape. Yes on sexually abused. We got to

go down to number four on the jury form. Ms. Carroll was injured as a result of Mr. Trump's

conduct. The answer to that is yes. And they have awarded her two million dollars. Two million

dollars. The answer to what she injured as a result of Mr. Trump's conduct. Yes. So you see

he was found not guilty of the rape, yet guilty of the sexual assault and hit with five million

dollars. Now, almost assuredly, he is going to appeal this and you can't blame him

This case is ripe for appeal. And another thing you have to understand is this is not

a case where a jury has to be unanimous. In a criminal trial, it has to be a unanimous jury

This only has to have one juror more that believes guilt than believes innocence. That makes it very

tough in a place like New York where former President Donald Trump is not very popular

But the key takeaway here is even in New York, even with the jury that was probably stacked

with not a lot of Trump lovers, he was still found not guilty of rape. So as people are going around

you're going to see a lot of liberals say he's found guilty of rape. No, he wasn't. He wasn't found guilty of rape. And that's very important. So let's make sure we make

that distinction. And also, this doesn't prove he's actually guilty of a crime. It just means

that this particular jury believed that it is more likely than not that he did commit sexual

assault. And then by proxy, because if you did commit the sexual assault and then deny it

you're also guilty of defamation. Again, this is going to be a very interesting appeal to watch

I got to see where an appeals court lands on this. In the meantime, folks, stick with us for more on

this story and others. Again, I'm Carmine Sabia. This is Explain America. We love you guys. God

bless you. Take care, everybody