First on Fox – President Donald TrumpThe lawsuit against CBS News was expanded after the release of the unprocessed transcript and unprocessed images of his “60 minutes” interview with the then vice-president Kamala Harris.
According to a late-free day application from the legal team of Trump assessed by Fox News Digital, The lawsuit is to add the paramount Global of CBS News as the defendant, and quoted how the election special “60 minutes” was platformed on its Paramount+ Streaming service. Moreover, the REGULE ST. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, as the claimant.
“Representative Jackson is a consumer of broadcast and digital news media content in this state, district and division, including the broadcast and digital news media capital of defendants who are in this action in question, and he was therefore injured by the behavior of the The defendants who are claimed here, “the changed complaint states.
Trump’s lawyers have changed his lawsuit to include several fragments from the unprocessed transcript in the hope of strengthening their case that CBS News has remembered unflattering exchanges to help the democratic candidate.
“As soon as the defendant had finally released the unprocessed version of the interview, it became clear that they were concerned with the cover of the gross broadcast and not only the answer by Harris about Prime Minister Netanyahu, but the interview as a whole manipulated,” says the Archiving.
In one of the stock markets that were marked from the unprocessed transcript, “60 minutes” Correspondent Bill Whitaker, for example, insisted on Harris on how the number of border crossings in the first three years of the Biden administration was “quadrupled”. Harris gave another “word salad,” argued Trump’s lawyers.
“There are several factors that relate to what we have seen worldwide, and for which we are not immune to our own border in terms of what we have seen in terms of the increase in immigration and irregular migration,” Harris told Whitaker. “And there are solutions at the hand, but we must have leaders who are solution -oriented, what we have been and are, and I will go instead of leaders who want to make it a problem.”
Trump’s lawyers have also submitted a FOIA request to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to obtain all information regarding its lawsuit against CBS News, including FCC chairman Jessica Rosenworcel.
CBS News nor Paramount Global immediately responded to Fox News Digital’s request for comments.
President Trump’s legal team expanded his lawsuit against CBS News after the release of the unprocessed transcript of the “60 minutes” Kamala Harris interview. (AP Photo; Reuters Photo; Screenshots/CBS News)
On Wednesday, the FCC published the raw transcript and visual material transferred by CBS News, which showed that CBS News had only listened to the Bides’ reply from Whitaker about Whitaker about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ‘reigning’ Government In a preview clip that was broadcast on “Face the Nation”, but only broadcast the second half of her reaction during the Primetime special.
“But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening,” Whitaker said in the October 2024 interview. “The Wall Street Journal said that he – that your administration was repeatedly blinded by Netanyahu, and in fact he has almost already the supplications of the supplications of Rejected your administration. “
“Well, Bill, the work we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were highly inspired by, or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to be done in the region. And we go Don’t stop doing that.
Trump’s FCC chair Brendan Carr Ordered CBS news to transfer the unprocessed transcript as part of its research into whether the network has violated the “news worship” policy of the FCC after a complaint had been filed.
In the preview clip that was broadcast on ‘Face the Nation’, Harris was asked why it seemed as if Netanyahu did not listen to the US
“Well, Bill, the work we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were highly inspired by, or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what should be done in the region,” Harris responded, “Harris In the “Face the Nation” clip.
Harris was mocked by conservatives for offering a long “word salad” to Whitaker. But when the same question was broadcast the next night in the Primetime election special, A shorter, more focused answer of the vice president followed.
“We are not going to stop pursuing what is needed for the United States to be clear about where we stand for the need for this war to end,” said Harris in the Primetime special.
Trump’s lawsuit accused CBS News of election interference by helping the then vice-president Kamala Harris by not broadcasting unflattering parts of her sit-down with “60 news” correspondent Bill Whitaker. (Screenshots/CBS News)
Critics accused CBS News of editing Harris’ ‘Word salad’ answer To protect the vice president against further recoil, and there were calls for the network to release the entire transcript after it had only shared transcriptions of what had been broadcast. At the time, CBS News refused to release the RAW transcript.
Carr said that it is “difficult to explain” CBS News “behavior.
“On the one hand, CBS immediately published the non -reacted transcript of a recent interview with Vice President Vance. But for months they refused to release it with vice -president Harris,” Carr told Fox News Digital.
Carr referred to CBS News transcript From “Face the Nation” Anker the interview of Margaret Brennan with Vice President JD Vance last month.
“The FCC has now opened a procedure and is looking for public commentary on the complaint of news worries. Transparency here is important. The assessment of the FCC will continue and we look forward to the feedback from the public,” Carr added.
Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Brendan Carr said that the behavior of CBS News “is difficult to explain” after the release of the RAW transcript and the images of the “60 minutes” interview of the network with the then vice-president Kamala Harris . (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
In October, Trump submitted a $ 10 billion lawsuit against CBS News on election interference on the handling of the “60 minutes” interview, accused the network of helping his democratic rival through misleading operation only a few days before the elections.
“Until paper over Kamala’s ‘word salad’ weakness, CBS used his national platform at 60 minutes to exceed the limit of exercising the judgment when reporting deceptive, misleading manipulation of news,” the court case explained.
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Trump lawyers claimed that the operations were made in an attempt to “try to give the scales in favor of the Democratic Party as the heated presidential elections from 2024 – which leads President Trump – his conclusion.”
“CBS ‘partisan and illegal acts of elections and voters interference by malignant, misleading and substantial news removal calculated to confuse, mislead and mislead the public,” was the court case.
CBS mother company Paramount Global is said to be considering arranging the case prior to a planned merger with Skydance Media in the hope of preventing potential retribution by preventing Trump’s FCC, who has the authority to stop the transaction of millions of dollars. Shari Redstone, the controller of Paramount, is said to be in favor of establishment with the president.
