Jury finds Trump sexually abused writer E Jean Carroll

Former President Donald Trump was found guilty in a civil case for sexually abusing E Jean Carroll, a magazine columnist, in a New York department store in the 1990s. However, he was found not liable for rape. The BBC’s North America editor, Sarah Smith, told us more about what this meant for his presidential campaign, and the nature of the case itself. Today’s Nick Robinson spoke to Gloria Allred - the attorney who is representing other women making allegations against Trump and a prominent conservative Charlie Gerow who is is Vice Chair of CPAC - the Conservative Political Action Conference - the country's oldest and biggest grass roots organisation.