Every time Donald Trump denies that he sexually assaulted E. Jean Carroll, he runs the risk she will sue him again for defamation.
Juries now have twice awarded Carroll huge sums for Trump claiming she made up a story about him attacking her in a department store dressing room in 1996 to help her sell a memoir.
But that hasn't stopped Trump from continuing to make nearly identical statements to reporters. At his news briefing Friday, he said again that Carroll was telling a "made-up, fabricated story."
Carroll's lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, warned in March after a jury awarded Carroll another $83 million that she would continue to monitor Trump's comments and would consider suing again if he kept it up.