Judge warns Trump he could be barred from E. Jean Carroll trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

94% : "He then warned Trump that he could be barred from attending, to which Trump replied, "I would love it.
57% : In the courtroom, Trump could be heard commenting, "It's true.
56% : "Several members of the nine-person jury watched Trump closely during Carroll's testimony.
42% : She said she heard Trump remark, "It is a witch hunt, and it really is a con job."The judge said: "Mr. Trump has a right to be present here.
42% : The trial is expected to wrap up by the end of the week, but the judge has said he will delay its end so Trump can testify on Monday if he wishes.
40% : E. Jean Carroll's testimonyOn the witness stand, Carroll testified about her background, career and the impact that remarks Trump made in 2019 denying her account have had on her life.
32% : Later on, Crowley said Trump continued to comment on Carroll's testimony despite Kaplan's warnings to remain quiet.
29% : During a break in testimony, her attorney Shawn Crowley complained to the judge that Trump was making audible comments that the jury could hear.
26% : During her testimony, the jury and Trump were shown screenshots of a series of extraordinarily descriptive and graphic threats of violence that Carroll has received.
19% : Her attorneys also played a video from Trump's Truth Social platform from the night after he was first held liable for sexual abuse and defamation in May 2023, in which Trump once again denied knowing who she was, and called her suit a witch hunt.
3% : Trump returned to the federal courthouse on Wednesday for the second day of the trial in the defamation case brought by Carroll, who accused Trump of sexually assaulting her in a department store in the 1990s.

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