Richter entscheidet, dass Trumps Trust im Rahmen der POTUS-Verleumdungsklage der BBC Finanzdokumente zur Verfügung stellen muss, schränkt jedoch den Umfang der Vorladung ein

    https://deadline.com/2026/07/trump-bbc-financial-records-defamation-lawsuit-1237005006/

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    16 Kommentare

    1. Extreme-Direction-78 on

      Why’s his orange mouth constantly puckered in some defective way?

    2. A lot of judges have told DJT a lot of things he MUST do, but rarely has he been held to account.

    3. WaffleHouseGladiator on

      JFC, considering he’s been aparty to thousands of lawsuits, one would think that he’d know about the discovery process and why that’s dangerous to someone with a lot of skeletons in their closet.

    4. Tommy__want__wingy on

      It’s astounding how his lawyers lie to him as well.

      I mean…cmon….they have to be omitting how shit works right?

      Wouldn’t you want your client to know that there’s such a thing as DISCOVERY?

    5. livinginfutureworld on

      Why limit the scope to 2023!

      All docs mean all docs. Why’s he allowed to hide?

      Should at least go back to the events before Jan 6th for context on this lawsuit

    6. AccountEngineer on

      just another day in the life of trump trying to hide something, wonder what theyre gonna find in those financial documents

    7. This looks like it’s going to be a very interesting story. Better search BBC to find out more information.

    8. Ok-Fudge-6634 on

      Funny how trumpty dumpty is suing from defamation, when he constantly does it to himself. I guess he can’t sue himself for money lol. Hope BBC wins.

    9. According_Hand6941 on

      we need to stop hoping for accountability the man will die innocent until proven guilty unfortunately

    10. random_user123457 on

      Trump is a bully, this has nothing to do with actually pursuing a case. This is all intimidation and publicity. Make big threats to try and get what you want. Flood the media with false claims (if you say it enough times people will think it’s true). Try to get something out of it, like damages or some kind of settlement. Then quietly walk away if they fight back while claiming you won. (i.e. drop the case before discovery). New day, same tired playbook. Hope one of these companies sues him after he tries to drop the case so he can’t just walk away.

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