Trump launches new attack on E. Jean Carroll — then compares himself to Nelson Mandela
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Saturday afternoon, just hours before he is set to host a gala fundraiser at his Mar-a-Lago resort, Donald Trump lashed out at three New York judges in a three-part furious rant about how he has been treated by the legal system.Along the way, he also attacked New York writer E. Jean Carroll who successfully sued him for defamation and was awarded $91 million in damages over two trials.Pushing the boundaries of a recent gag order put in place by Judge Juan Merchan, the former president first took...

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