BBC Requests Trump's Phone Records and Schedules in $10 Billion Defamation Lawsuit
The BBC requested U.S. President Donald Trump’s phone records and private schedules from around January 6, 2021 as part of his defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster, The Telegraph reported. The request forms part of the discovery phase in the legal proceedings between the two organizations.
The lawsuit centers on the broadcaster's reporting on the January 6 Capitol attack, which Trump's legal team argues was fabricated. The president is demanding $10 billion in damages, and the requested phone logs and diary entries will be evaluated by courts as part of the evidence exchange in the high-profile case.
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@osint613The BBC has requested U.S. President Donald Trump’s phone records and private schedules from around the January 6 United States Capitol attack in Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster, The Telegraph reports.
@polltracker2024The Telegraph: BBC requests Trump’s diary and phone logs in editing scandal lawsuit The US president is demanding $10 billion in damages from the BBC
@newswire_usBBC requests Trump’s phone records, schedules from around Jan. 6 attack in defamation lawsuit. — The Telegraph
@meidas_laurenaThe BBC has requested that Donald Trump hand over his phone records and private schedules from around the time of the Jan 6 2021 insurrection as part of the US president’s defamation lawsuit against the corporation.