CBS moves to toss out Trump lawsuit over Kamala Harris interview - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : CBS's witnesses and evidence are concentrated in New York and Trump is a Florida resident, the attorneys wrote.
40% : "Her REAL ANSWER WAS CRAZY, OR DUMB, so they actually REPLACED it with another answer in order to save her or, at least, make her look better," Trump wrote at the time.
34% : 60 Minutes announced at the start of its interview with Harris that Trump had also agreed to an interview but then later canceled.
31% : "A CBS News lawyer said the Harris interview was edited for time purposes -- not "doctored," as Trump claimed -- and that "editing is a necessity for all broadcasters."
29% : The lawsuit marked the latest example of Trump engaging in a long-running war with the media.
25% : Attorneys for the network wrote in court filings that Trump improperly accused CBS of violating a Texas consumer protection law that had nothing to do with a media outlet's editorial practices.
22% : Trump also could not explain "how he arrived at $10 billion in purported damages" caused to his campaign and failed to include his campaign as a plaintiff, rendering the lawsuit "irrelevant," the attorneys said.
11% : "When Trump filed the lawsuit, CBS News issued a statement saying it aired two different portions of her response and that Trump's claims were false.

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