Topic: Rape Trial

Excerpts from Donald Trump's legal deposition regarding E. Jean Carroll's allegations are reviewed. Trump maintains that Carroll is "not his type" and accuses her lawyer of being a political operative. The hosts revisit a 2019 interview where Carroll made controversial statements to Anderson Cooper about the nature of the alleged assault, which they use to question her credibility.

The jury in the Harvey Weinstein trial is reported to be deadlocked on the most serious charges of predatory sexual assault while reaching a verdict on lesser counts. The hosts analyze the legal implications of a hung jury and speculate on the potential for a not-guilty verdict on the major charges.

The Washington State Department of Corrections is phasing out the word "offender" in favor of "individuals" or "students" to help felons reintegrate into society. In Denver, Clarence Moses-El faces a retrial for a 1987 rape conviction despite another man's confession and the original conviction being based on a dream. The hosts criticize both the "PC" language shift and the persistence of the decades-old legal case.