Donald Trump made new allegations against the British broadcaster after threatening to sue the company in November. The BBC allegedly edited one of his statements in the documentary “Trump: A Second Chance?”.
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In the edited segment, the U.S. president appears to incite the attacks on the Capitol that took place in January 2021.
“We are going to walk to the Capitol… and I will be there with you. And we fight. We fight with all our strength,” he said in the documentary.
However, according to Donald Trump, what he said in full was: “We are going to walk to the Capitol and we are going to applaud our brave senators and representatives.” He filed a lawsuit against the BBC on Monday (15).
The U.S. president is seeking damages “in an amount not less than $5 million” for allegations of alleged defamation and violation of Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.
He also stated in a speech at the White House that the broadcaster allegedly used artificial intelligence to alter his remarks.
“They put words in my mouth, made me say things I never said, I think they used AI or something,” said Donald Trump.
In response, a BBC spokesperson told the LADbible Group that they will defend themselves in this case. “We will not make further comments on ongoing legal proceedings,” the spokesperson concluded.
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