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US President Donald Trump has said he would sue the New York Times for $ 15 billion ($ 11 billion) for what the US president is defamatory and slander.
“The New York Times was allowed to lie freely, smear and talk me too long and it stops now!” On Monday, Trump posted on his social media platform “Truth Social”.
He nominated Kamala’s approval by Harris The Times in the last presidential election in 2024, saying that he became a “mouthpiece for the Radical Party of the Left Democrats”.
Trump added that his lawsuit was launched in Florida, a republican support. BBC addressed the newspaper for comment.
Trump has long expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that he was exposed in the media unfavorable to his presidency.
In the mail late on Monday, Trump accepted the question of the approval of his sample opponent, saying: “Their approval by Kamal Harris actually put the dead center on the New York Times Home Page, which is still not heard!”
He also accused other media or television programs of “smoothing” his very complex system of documents and visual changes “.
This is not the first time Trump sought to sue the New York Times.
In 2023, the judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by him and then the former president against The New York Times, saying that the lawsuit “failed in the constitutional legislation”.
A 100 million dollars’ lawsuit ($ 79 million) accused Trump’s remote niece of Mary Trump of “tricky” to get his tax documents.
It was submitted in 2021 and concerned the Pulitzer series about Trump’s financial affairs.
Trump also lost another application for slander in 2023, when he was in vain to sue CNN for allegedly comparing him to Adolf Hitler. Later, the federal judge threw a lawsuit of $ 475 million.
