California GOV. Gavin Newsoma laminated Fox news on Friday for damages in at least 787 million US dollars from the conservative network for supposedly defame By misleading comments to call the president Donald Trump.
“No more lies,” wrote Newsoma in a tweet that announced his lawsuit in which the Democrat had submitted Supreme Court in Delaware, where Fox News is recorded.
The newsoma damage is almost exactly looking for money damage to what Fox Corp., Fox News and other FOX cable networks have to pay Dominion Voting Systems In April 2023 to pay a lawsuit in Delaware, in which it was claimed that they were defracting the rule by mistakenly claiming his machines influenced the result of the 2020 presidential election against Trump.
Newsoms suit is focused on comments by FOX news spokesman Jesse Waters, who said that Newsom lied that he had no alleged call with Trump in early June.
The lawsuit claims that Fox News is motivated to “lie and distort” on behalf of the president “. Trump was involved in a feud in a feud on the use of troops and Marines of the California National Guard in Los Angeles in response to protests against the efforts to implement the immigration of the Trump government.
The civil complaint also accuses FOX of “having a significant sick will to governor Newsom because he is a strong advocate of progressive values and an articulates -Voice control of the radical Fox news agenda”.
The lawyers of Newsom in a letter on Friday to Fox News said that he was willing to relieve his complaint, “if Fox News withdrew the claim that he lied when he spoke about President Trump, who did not call him on June 9th.”
The letter also requires a “formal on-air investigation” by Watters and Fox News in exchange for the discharge of the complaint.
“If Fox News wants to lie to the American people in Donald Trump’s name, it should deal with consequences – just like in the case of rule,” said Newsom in an explanation.
“I think the American people should be able to trust the information they receive from a large news agency,” said the governor. “Until Fox is ready to be honest, I will continue to fight your propaganda machine.”
Fox News said in an explanation: “Governor Newsoms Transparent Advertising Council is frivolous and designed to critically relax the freedom of speech.”
“We will vigorously defend this case and look forward to being released,” said the network.
In the lawsuit, the governor and Trump spoke for about 16 minutes during a call at the end of June 6th or early June, depending on the time zone.
“The content of this conversation is not German on this matter,” says the lawsuit, “but at no time President Trump has raised the demonstrations in Los Angeles that started that day, they will still discuss the national guard.”
“And when Governor Newsom tried to discuss the situation in Los Angeles, President Trump passed away the topic.”
The suit states that days later, on June 10, Trump reporters to the Oval Office said that he last spoke to Newsom “before one day”.
The President said he called the governor “to tell him, do a better job, he does a bad job. He causes a lot of death and a lot of potential death.”
After Trump’s claim had received a claim, it quickly denied that there was a call that day, let alone one who discussed the situation in Los Angeles.
“There was no call. Not even a voiceemail,” Newsom wrote in a post on the social media website X.
On the evening of June 10th, Watters played a edited clip of Trump during an episode of “Jesse Watter’s Primetime”, which removed the President’s claim that he spoke to Newsom a day, the lawsuit said.
Watter’s then reported that Newsom had said there was no call.
Watters also said that the moderator of FOX News, John Roberts, had received Verufprotocolle, who last spoke to the president and the governor on June 6th or 7th.
“Why should Newsom lie and claim Trump never called him?” Asked Watters. “Why should he do that?”
A chyron who played in Watter’s show said: “Gavin lied about Trump’s call.”
The lawsuit states: “Instead of leaving the matter alone or simply delivering the facts, Fox News decided to defame the governor Newsom and describe him as a liar.”
“Recognizer that President Trump was not correct and yet had the favor with the President with President Curry Curry, Fox News deliberately distorted the facts,” the lawsuit said.
Correction: Newsom’s lawsuit claims that Fox News is motivated to “lie and distort” on behalf of the president “. This quote was incorrectly stated in an earlier version of this article.
