Byron York is shining a light on the reported criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll. According to York, the probe appears to zero in on the very origins of Carroll’s case - a story that traces back to a swanky Manhattan 'Resistance party' where anti-Trump operatives, deep-pocketed donors, and eager lawyers cooked up the defamation lawsuit that later ballooned into a full-blown battery claim under New York’s specially tailored Adult Survivors Act.
Resistance party.
Who are these people? Who does that?
You know what ... don't answer those questions. The whole thing reeks of the coordinated political hit job conservatives have been calling out for years.
On the reported criminal investigation of E. Jean Carroll -- this is apparently what it is about. From April 2023, "Carroll v. Trump: The rape case that started at a Resistance party." https://t.co/yszo2259QM pic.twitter.com/XCdEBgcliT
— Byron York (@ByronYork) May 28, 2026
If we're reading this correctly, it looks like the idea of Trump raping Carroll may have been created at a party of powerful people who hate him. Interesting how Reid Hoffman (who we know hung out with Epstein) funded Carroll's efforts.
And by interesting we mean corrupt, evil, and pathetic.
Not to mention, Caroll lied about who was paying her legal fees... why would a nonprofit pay her fees? We know why, we're just being facetious.
That Hoffman-backed “non-profit” paid $7 million of her legal fees.
— Pam Bible (@bible1_pam) May 28, 2026
Sounds more and more like a concerted hit job put together by a bunch of people who wanted to end Trump.
She was an obvious cat's-paw for his enemies and lied about their financial support.
— Tom (@BoreGuru) May 28, 2026
Insanely stupid revenge stuff
— SM (@Scottymcmahon22) May 28, 2026
That's all this was - revenge for beating Hillary.
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