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- E. Jean Carroll's lawyers demanded Trump pay the $83.3 million defamation verdict against him.
- Trump asked the judge if he could appeal without ponying up or posting bond.
- Carroll's lawyers say he needs to prove he has the money to pay.
Lawyers for E. Jean Carroll asked a federal judge Thursday to deny former President Donald Trump's attempt to wriggle his way out of paying the $83.3 million jury verdict against him, saying he should be forced to put up the money or obtain a bond as he appeals the case.