NEW RULING in Trump's $10 BILLION BBC Lawsuit—There's a BIG Catch
Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC could backfire, as the president faces major legal hurdles in proving actual malice and billions of dollars in damages. Although a federal judge allowed the case to move forward over the BBC's misleading edit of Trump's January 6 speech, the judge also dismissed one of Trump's claims, making his victory lap premature. Florida Lawman Dave Aronberg breaks down the ruling, why Trump is far from winning his lawsuit, and how the discovery process could create serious problems for the president.
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