The Daily Corroborating E. Jean Carroll
Jun 27, 2019
Megan Twohey, an investigative reporter for The New York Times, joins the discussion surrounding E. Jean Carroll's explosive allegations against Donald Trump. They delve into Carroll's layered narrative of an alleged assault that took place in the 1990s. Twohey reveals the emotional toll of the phone calls between Carroll and her confidantes after the incident. The conversation highlights society's complex relationship with trauma, the impact of silence, and the courage it takes to bring troubling truths to light in a politically charged climate.
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E. Jean Carroll's Allegation
- E. Jean Carroll, a longtime advice columnist, accused Donald Trump of sexual assault in an excerpt from her upcoming book.
- The excerpt, published in New York Magazine, detailed an alleged encounter at Bergdorf Goodman.
Carroll Confides in Friends
- Carroll confided in two friends immediately after the alleged assault.
- These friends confirmed her account to New York Magazine but remained anonymous.
New York Media Scene
- Carol Martin and Lisa Birnbach, both New York media veterans, shared their experiences during the alleged attack.
- They recounted their work, friendships, and interactions within the New York media scene.
