Trump's rape plaintiff E Jean Carroll sues him again after describing her claims on live television as a bright job

The former columnist of a US magazine, who won $ 5 million (£ 4 million) in a civil law process for sexual assault and defamation against Donald Trump, sues for further compensation after he described them as "fullidiot" the day after the court judgment.

e Jean Carroll demands at least another $ 10 million from the former president, as can be seen from a court file, because of his comments on CNN two weeks ago and because of the initial alleged defamation.

In a citizens' meeting broadcast on May 10, Trump called Ms. Carroll a "fullidiotin" and accused her of telling an "invented story".

He told the audience at the event: "What kind of woman hits someone and brings him up, and within minutes you play a handkerchief in the changing room, okay?"

Mr. Trump also repeated his claims, he does not know her. The New York court found him guilty of sexually abusing Ms. Carroll in the 1990s in a municipal department store and slandering after leaving the White House.

Your lawyers have since submitted a changed complaint to a defamation for defamation from 2019, regardless of May 9, in which it is said that Mr. Trump "unimpressed by the jury's judgment, insisted on Carroll again maliciously" on Cnn.

Lawyer Roberta Kaplan wrote: "These statements triggered enthusiastic cheers and applause from the audience on live television."

The document said: "Trump's defamatory statements after the judgment show the extent of his malicious attitude towards Carroll, since you can hardly imagine a defamatory behavior that could possibly be more motivated by hatred, malice or malice."

CNN was exposed to a counter-reaction after the special television program, which took place in front of a pro-Republican audience, which was donated by Mr. Trump. However, other critics said that he should be allowed to offer his own version of the events.

Ms. Carroll's lawyers added: “Trump used a nationwide platform to humiliate and mock Carroll.

"He provoked a laughing audience by downgrading his violent sexual assault, insulting Carroll, insisting that Carroll had asked for attacks, and the judgment of the jury in which Carroll was confirmed."

The changed lawsuit is entangled in legal remedies: Mr. Trump's lawyers argue that the ex-president's answers to the questions of journalists about the allegations in 2019, when he was in office, were part of his government task, which could mean that he would be excluded from liability.