Central Park Five sue Donald Trump for defamation over presidential debate claim

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "Ah, that's good, you're on my side," Trump allegedly said.
37% : During a portion of the debate addressing race, Vice President Kamala Harris invoked the full-page advertisement Trump took out in New York City newspapers in the assault's wake.
33% : The lawsuit says Trump has made public statements that point to his knowledge of the men's exoneration, including posting on social media about a documentary film on the case.
22% : Following the debate, Salaam, a Harlem Democrat who was elected to the City Council last year, confronted Trump as he took questions from the press, according to the lawsuit.
21% : In their lawsuit, the five men claim Trump knowingly repeated false information about the infamous case with the intent to cause them emotional distress.
19% : She said the ad was "calling for the execution of five young Black and Latino boys."In his response, Trump accused Harris of being "divisive.""They come up with things like what she just said going back many, many years when a lot of people, including Mayor Bloomberg, agreed with me on the Central Park Five," he said.
17% : ""Trump made his false and offensive statements with ill will and spite, and with wanton, reckless or willful disregard for their injurious effects on Plaintiffs," the men's lawsuit argues.

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