Even if it was moderated, it sounds pretty reasonable for a president or candidate to care about how the language they use may impact the citizens and beyond that it’s also fair to expect that any communication by a president or candidate is likely going to be heavily curated to some degree in any medium.
Let’s fuck off Twitter brain snaps and have more responsible government representatives.
This is not to be confused with changing historical documents or amending public records. Addresses to the public via media publications however should have some editorial quality to them for fact checking etc
The complaint, filed in federal court in the Northern District of Texas, alleges that the network aired two different responses from Harris responding to a question about the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
The version that aired during the “60 Minutes” program on Oct. 6 did not include what the lawsuit calls a “word salad” response from Harris about the Biden administration’s influence on Israel’s conduct of the war.
He knows that normally interviewers try to clean stuff up to remove misspeaks and other things that disrupt the flow of the discussion (unless they serve some meaningful purpose)?
I’m sure if Trump said something coherent by accident, that would be part of their streamlined interview of him. They can’t be responsible for the fact that he isn’t capable.
So what’s the angle here?
Are they saying CBS omitted something? Or cut in a different response?
This could easily be solved by viewing the raw footage.
I dunno, sounds like more “lying media” bullshit to me
The worst part is that even if he loses the election he’s still going to make damn sure there’s a huge shit show afterwards.
$10b in damages? Come on. This should have been instantly thrown out.
Edit. Oh shit! He got the idea from Putin with that ridiculous Google lawsuit! Lmao!
Literally there is no case. The filing fails to name single real person of harm and fails to establish any real material harm.
Additionally it is using a consumer protection law and citing an FCC ruling, of all things, to establish cause, which is insane.
This entire filing is like what law student would write as a joke. I mean they could have save some pages by just writing, “CBS is a big meanie and I don’t know who, but I’m pretty sure someone lost $5 for some reason because of them being so mean! I am asking for $30 decillion in judgement.”
