Inside Trump's Lawsuit Against CNN

Former President Trump sued CNN for defamation Monday, arguing the cable network has unfairly attacked him in recent years, marking the latest in a series of post-presidency lawsuits filed by Trump against his perceived enemies.

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[commerce-usa]

The only way to stop fake news is to call them on it in court. Businesses who knowingly spread misinformation or suppress real information have to be held accountable.

[davidmidgley]

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[Jimflawless]

What is needed is a class lawsuit against all the news media and newspapers and big tech. Anyone that didn’t report the news and decided to push out news that wasn’t true. And the billions and billions will be divided to everyone with a social security number.

[-gt]

Nothing illegal about the truth. Public has a right to know and media has a responsibility to inform public. Bogus lawsuit from a bogus individual.

[patriciareisinger]

I hope he wins to show all others this crap needs to end dirty political smears, and causes harm to the public as well.

[mrmike]

Hopefully he wins and sues the rest of the networks!

[randyjon]

ULTRA MEGA MAGA HERE and PROUD TO SAY IT OUT LOUD!!!!
🇺🇸 SAVE AMERICA AGAIN 🇺🇸
🇺🇸 TRUMP 2024 🇺🇸

[commerce-usa]

Whenever a company claims to be a news source and knowingly spreads misinformation, it is false advertising at a minimum.

[scottrygg]

God bless trump and the whole truth...

[Youtubedinito]

Justice for our beloved POTUS45
Let’s protect him, remember Shinzu Abe.

[TheDenisedrake]

OH! I hope he wins this and people see how bad they treated Trump.

[LynnerdSkinnerd]

He might not be winning in court, but those media outlets are losing by way of viewership. The way to win against social media is for people to leave them too.

[deedeem]

His next lawsuit needs to be against a female Oriental doctor from you who was terminated for writing a book about Trump that's completely false. She needs to be sued next

[Streeknine]

I don't think it will be hard for Trump to prove they intentionally made false statements about him and his character. lol They've even admitted it many times.

[ricfax]

I listen to YouTube while I do other things. So videos with only music and text are useless to me.

[barbarakuhn]

I hope he sues them so much that they're not A network any longer I I didn't vote for anybody In The Last Election But the man stood up for our country the man made our country Functional again the way it should have been years ago I mean not agree with some of the things that he says out of his mouth but I believe he'll become seasoned in time to Tone it down My God protect him and be with him And his family and every other person who is standing up for our rights As a nation

[barbmurray]

Great he'll have to testify! No pleading the fifth!

[Challagar]

News channels should return to being news channels. There's way too much opinion-based programming on them. I quit watching the news years ago. There are YouTube channels that have more in-depth coverage of news events than the news channels (and I do not rely on a single channel for my information, which makes it easier to weed out the misinformation and get to the truth). All I see on the news channels is a few clips and then hour after hour after hour of opinions.

President Trump should focus on CNN accusing him of recommending drinking bleach and the fake scandal of the woman they interviewed who was a Democrat and was charged with murder by poisoning her husband, and many other examples. He should avoid the "opinion" hits and focus on the apparent instances of slander and skewed reporting, such as their editing of comments he made about MS-13 and making it seem like he meant all immigrants.

[christopheripad]

So instead of CNN reporting the news they can just call it an opinion and say what they like? That doesn’t sound right.

[glennschmitz]

I was wondering when this was going to happen. Wonderful!