Trump Files $10 Billion Lawsuit Against CBS News Over Editing of Harris Interview
Donald Trump has filed a major lawsuit against CBS, claiming editing of a Harris interview misled the public and interfered with the 2024 elections.
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Overview
Donald Trump has sued CBS News over alleged misleading editing of Vice President Kamala Harris's interview, claiming election interference. CBS denies the claims, calling them meritless. Prominent First Amendment attorneys criticized the lawsuit as frivolous and dangerous, raising concerns about press freedom. Trump seeks $10 billion in damages and a jury trial, with the case filed in a Texas court assigned to a Trump-appointed judge, leading to speculation about 'judge shopping.' The lawsuit reflects Trump's ongoing tensions with media outlets as he campaigns for the 2024 election.
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