Trump says he plans to attend E. Jean Carroll defamation trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "I want to go to all of my trials," Trump said when asked if he planned to attend those proceedings as well.
46% : Trump says he plans to attend E. Jean Carroll defamation trialBrett SamuelsJanuary 11, 2024 at 3:10 PMFormer President Trump on Thursday said he wants to attend all of his upcoming trials in person, and he plans to start next week with a trial over defamation damages involving writer E. Jean Carroll.
39% : At the same time, Trump is facing federal charges in Washington, D.C., over his efforts to remain in power after losing the 2020 election and in Florida over his handling of classified materials after leaving office.
35% : Trump is the dominant frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, and polling has shown a close hypothetical matchup between him and President Biden in a general election.
34% : It's election interference," Trump said Thursday.
26% : Trump has blurred the lines between his legal cases and his campaign, repeatedly framing the charges against him as an attempt to hurt him politically because of his strong poll numbers.
23% : Trump delivered remarks and took questions at 40 Wall Street in New York City following his defense team's closing arguments in a fraud trial over his business practices, where he sat in the courtroom for much of the proceedings earlier in the day.
22% : Trump is barred from testifying that the sexual assault did not occur.
22% : There is no evidence Biden played any role in his Justice Department's decision to indict Trump, or in the charges brought by district attorneys in New York and Georgia, respectively.
5% : The trial will determine what Trump owes in defamation damages after a jury concluded last year that Trump sexually abused Carroll.

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