So basically, he wants to on the record state which companies of his have failed. What ventures he put his money into that have failed. Good idea, Mr. Trump go and put it all on the record.
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We both know this will get settled quickly. It's a shakedown like all the other news lawsuits.
From what I know of the New York Times, I'm surprised they didn't preemptively give him some large payout and kiss the ring in order to avoid this whole song and dance.
They did, for all we know. Nazi appeasement didn't work in the 1940s, and isn't going to work now.
They had Ezra Klein out there glazing Charlie Kirk so I'm sure they'll have him glazing Trump's accomplishments soon.
He wants to punish one of the few instances where the NYT did some serious journalism by saddling the company with massive legal costs.
Trump raped children
Woah hey now, that's quite the accusation to be throwing around without evidence. How do you know he raped children and isn't still doing so?
I’m assuming he’s currently raping a child sitting on his pedo throne like Jabba the Hutt
This is so funny because he's not suing them for 2024, he's suing them for yesterday.
'Impeachable': Explosive report on Trump's massive crypto 'scandal' stuns observers
The New York Times on Monday published a blockbuster report detailing how US President Donald Trump’s administration gave the United Arab Emirates access to high-powered artificial intelligence chips just days after receiving a massive investment in Trump’s cryptocurrency startup.
As the Times report documented, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a member of the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) ruling family, had one of his investment firms deposit $2 billion into World Liberty Financial, the startup founded by members of the Trump family and the family of Trump Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff.
Just two weeks later, wrote the Times, “the White House agreed to allow the UAE access to hundreds of thousands of the world’s most advanced and scarce computer chips, a crucial tool in the high-stakes race to dominate artificial intelligence,” despite national security concerns about these chips being shared with China.
NYT Archive Article: https://archive.is/IIcca
Thin skinned Trump strikes again
Doubtful that the claims will prevail. However, the filing court in Orlando is one of the courts he has out there that are packed Trump judges. Out of the 12 that sit the bench, 6 are Trump appointments. That said, even with those six in his pocket, it won't be enough to push through the claim in appeals, if it even gets that far. The Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit is the same court that struck down plenty of Florida's Online laws as violating the first amendment.
Even though they are mostly Trump appointments, the court even with them, has had a strong lean to tell the Government when it comes to speech to fuck off. Which also Cartwright which told University of Central Florida their anti-harassment policy went overboard and violated the first amendment.
Do they've demonstrated that there's very little that rises outside of protected speech. Be it a Floridian law banning children online or students yelling slurs. It's definitely a double edge sword, but I can't see this court siding with Trump on this. Defamation for this court has to directly turn into absolute loss, so Trump would have the onus to bring receipts on how it harmed him, which I highly doubt.
But all of this is a great reason why the US Government needs to implement Federal anti-SLAPP protections.
They’ll pay him a cool billion in settlement. Bet.
I kinda hope they lose. They’ve only ever enabled him and hobbled his opponents. Minus the Op-Eds which. *eyeroll*