Charles Coleman Jr. warned E. Jean Carroll's defamation suit against the ex-president is 'not a case that Donald Trump is sweating as much as he needs to.'
investigations, as well as being investigated by the Manhattan district attorney's office and Georgia's Fulton County district attorney's office. He has maintained his innocence in each case., warned that Trump should be more worried than he is about this lawsuit since its results could take a hit on his reputation.
A split image of E. Jean Carroll and former President Donald Trump. Charles Coleman Jr., former prosecutor and civil rights attorney, said on Saturday that Trump should be more concerned about Carroll's defamation case against him during an appearance on MSNBC."I think that ultimately this is not a case that Donald Trump is sweating as much as he needs to.
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