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Usually no. You could be charged with perjury. But that's really rare when that happens and usually reserved for poor people and regular folk - not rich assholes. 
What's more likely is the judge in the case will see that the person lies a lot and completely discount what they say and be more inclined to believe what the other party is saying.
The real problem for Trump is the possibility of losing the civil case and having to deal with exactly zero consequences since he'll be long dead before any verdict winds its way through exhaustive appeals.
In his deposition, Trump actually said that E Jean Caroll said she "liked" being raped by Trump in an interview with Anderson Cooper. Wallace then played the interview and (shockingly) Caroll said no such thing. >

Trump claimed woman who accused him of sexual assault in a luxury department store said 'rape was sexy' and 'indicated that she loved it'

Former President Donald Trump claimed that E. Jean Carroll, who has accused him of sexual assault, said that "rape was sexy" and "indicated that she loved it" when he was deposed in connection to her defamation lawsuit in October.
Judge Lewis A. Kaplan unsealed a portion of Trump's deposition on Friday after his lawyers lost a bid to keep them private. 
"She actually indicated that she loved it. Okay? She loved it until the commercial break. In fact, I think she said it was sexy, didn't she? She said it was very sexy to be raped," Trump said.
Carroll's attorney Roberta Kaplan then asked the former president: "So, sir, I just want to confirm: It's your testimony that E. Jean Carroll said that she loved being sexually assaulted by you?"
He responded: "Well, based on her interview with Anderson Cooper, I believe that's what took place."

Don’t worry. His supporters won’t be fazed* at all. I doubt most of them can even read. >

Unable or unwilling.  It took less than 70 seconds to read both of Comey's memos about Clinton as a primary source.  
The net effect of reading both should have been that you'd have greater confidence that she didn't do anything that bad.  The fact that the memos coming out had the opposite effect tells you everything you need to know about Trump voters. >

rEaD tHe TrAnScRiPtS!!!
Did you read the transcripts? 
wElL nO. bUt AlL tHe InFoRmAtIoN iS tHeRe! >

Reminds me of Jordan Klepper from the Daily Show >

That is where the quote is from. >

That's why it reminded them of it. >

I get this experience quite a lot.   Stuff is always reminding me of what it is because of how it is exactly like the thing that it in fact is.  
I saw a cat the other day and I immediately thought to myself, “cat”.   Then I was sitting there looking at it for another millisecond and I thought to myself, “That looks so much like my cat!”  Turns out, it looked so much like my cat because it was my cat and my cat always looks so much like herself, it’s uncanny.  She quite often reminds me of her when I look at her.  
The brain is such an amazing muscle. >

That's a fantastic story. Thanks for relaying it. >

Even before that. I recall an interview with Penn Jillette on Joe Rogan (way back before Joe went crazy) and Penn was talking about his experience on the apprentice and how Trump would incoherently ramble on forever. >

I enjoy how Trump hates Penn because he didn't play along and kiss his ass like the majority of the people on Apprentice. >

Lost to Trace despite selling more ice cream in a sell the ice cream challenge. 
Love Penn's stories about that show honestly. Like Penn would sing Hey Jude whenever he didn't want them to air something. Some producer tried to tell him "hey Penn we can't use the audio if you're signing that" another producer had to tell that one. "He knows that! That's why he's doing it"
Other stories I've heard are from Adam carolla who was fired because his team had lost and despite him personally doing a great job and impressing the brand partner for the episode. They had to add Ivanka voice lines in post for it to make sense that they fired him. >

Where did you find this stuff? >

Penn's Sunday School podcast. >

Exactly he discussed pretty much every episode of the show and I would say nearly every interaction he had with trump. 
Idk if these are available anymore for free or even for a fee. I think that's a Patreon perk maybe. 
Off hand I think Penn and Donald got along well enough that Penn crowd funded a movie on Trump's crowd funding site that he was the face of. >

The depo transcript is nuttier than a jar of peanut butter.
The transcript opens with Carroll's testimony. Trump's testimony starts on page 15 of 48 (numbered page 125). A few examples:

Trump: Now, like everyone else, she gets paid by a radical, left-leaning publisher to say bad and untrue things."
Carroll's Attorney: Do you know who her publisher was?
Trump: No. I just heard it was a publisher that did some very bad books on us.

Carroll's Attorney: And as of today, you have approximately four million followers on Truth Social?
Trump: I don't know the number. I know Truth Social is doing very well. I think it was number one ahead of TikTok, number one ahead of Twitter, number one ahead of Instagram and everyone else for the last number of days. I just noticed that. Somebody put it on my desk. They have the ratings, and they said Truth Social is hot.

Carroll's Attorney: Why did you decide to issue the statement on Truth Social on October 12th?
Trump: Because I was offended at this woman's lie. Because I was offended that she could just make up a story out of cold air, refuted by her testimony on CNN, but that she could make up a story just out of nowhere and that I get a phone call asking me about this ridiculous situation. The woman -- there's something wrong with her in my opinion. Okay. But it's a false accusation. Never happened, never would happen. And I posted and I will continue to post until such time as -- and then I will sue her after this is over, and that's the thing I really look forward to doing. And I'll sue you too because this is -- how many cases do you have? Many, many cases, and I know the statements that were made -- that you made. Keep Trump busy because this is the way you defeat him, to keep him busy with litigation. So I will be suing you also, but I'll be suing her very strongly as soon as this case ends. But I'll be suing you also. 
Carroll's Attorney: Are you done?
Trump: Yeah. >

Suing her strongly- LOL. >

Strumming her pain with his fingers. >

Stringing the right with his words. >

Trumping her softly with his con…. >

Subpaena her softly... with his con... >

Grabing her softly by her pussy >

One time! >

I would've be more surprised if it was 

Donald Trump "caught telling the truth" during deposition >

That would imply that his lips did not move. >

Stop talking about his ass >

I wasn't talking about his ass, I was talking about his lips.
Though, I can see where you might make a mistake in recognizing which was which. >

God why did I click. >

It looks like an anus with bad hemorrhoids? >


It ~~looks~~ talks like an anus with bad hemorrhoids? >

Cannot unsee now....thanks >

Serious question for the legal minds here- Are there any real repercussions/consequences for lying during a deposition?