Presidents Donald Trump and Paramount are seeking a mediator, furthering speculation that both sides will resolve his $20 billion CBS news lawsuit, i.e. Fox News Numbers Confirmed.
As for the first report In The New York Times, lawyers from both sides aim to appoint a mediator, which could speed up the resolution against high-risk legal battles.
“President Trump promises to transfer those who are in fake news, scams and lies,” Trump’s lawyer Ed Paltzik told Fox News Digital in a statement. “CBS and Paramount committed the worst election interference and fraud at the end of the most important presidential election in history. President Trump will be just and respond to this crucial matter Some conclusions.”
Paramount representatives declined to comment.
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Fox News Digital has confirmed that President Trump and President Paramount are seeking mediators to further indicate that his lawsuit against CBS News may end up reconciliation. (AP Photos; Reuters Photos; Screenshots/CBS News)
Searching for mediators a few days after the judge Motion against Paramount and CBS News Dismissed the lawsuit.
Earlier this month, Trump’s lawyers conducted a controversial “60 Minutes” interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris after unedited transcripts and original footage released their controversial “60 Minutes” interview The lawsuit is at the center of the legal struggle. The lawsuit adds Paramount Global, the parent company of CBS News, as a defendant on how the platform’s “60 Minutes” election special was launched on its Paramount+ Streaming Service. The lawsuit adds R-Texas’s Ronny Jackson as plaintiff and increases the amount of compensation to $20 billion.
FCC released RAW transcripts and videos of CBS News handover, which showed CBS News only aired preview clips of Harris’s “60 Minutes” correspondent Bill Whitaker on “Facing the Country” Administrative management in CBS aired only the second half of her in the Primetime special.
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“But it seems like Prime Minister Netanyahu didn’t listen,” Whitaker said in an October 2024 interview. “The Wall Street Journal said that he-your government has been blinded by Netanyahu repeatedly, and in fact, , He almost rejected all your government’s pleas.”
“Well, Bill, what we do leads to Israel doing a lot of movements in the region, which are very arousing, or the result of many things, including what we advocate for in the region. We won’t stop Do this.
“60 Minutes” Interview between journalist Bill Whitaker and then Vice President Kamala Harris is a $20 billion lawsuit against CBS News and Paramount Global center. (Screenshot/CBS News)
New FCC Chairman Brendan Carr CBS News ordered to hand over unedited transcripts to part of its investigation to see if the network violated the FCC’s “News Distortion” policy after filing a complaint.
In a preview clip aired on “Facing the Country”, Harris was asked why Netanyahu didn’t seem to listen to the United States
“Well, Bill, the work we’ve done has led to many movements in Israel in the region that are caused by many things, including the result of our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region,” Harris in Face the Country” responded in the edit.
The FCC chairman called CBS News “a behavior that is difficult to explain.”
Paramount’s controlling shareholder Shari Redstone reportedly helps resolve President Trump’s lawsuit against CBS News. (Left: (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images), versus: Al Drago/Bloomberg by Getty Images)
Harris was ridiculed by conservatives for providing Whitaker with a lengthy “word salad”. But when the same problem aired on the Primetime Election Special the next night, A shorter, more focused answer Start with the Vice President.
“We will not stop pursuing what America needs to be clear about under the conditions necessary for this war to end,” Harris said in a prime time special.
Critics accused CBS News Editor Harris’s “Word Salad” answer To protect the vice president from further opposition, there have been calls on the network to release full transcripts only after sharing broadcasts. CBS News refused to release the original transcript until the FCC was involved.
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Paramount Global, the parent company of CBS, is reportedly considering resolving the lawsuit before a planned merger with Skydance Media in a bid to prevent potential retribution from Trump’s FCC, which has the right to stop a multi-billion dollar deal. Paramount’s controlling shareholder Shari Redstone reportedly facilitated settlement with the president.
Paramount’s settlement will be the latest in a series of Trump’s legal victory as he reached multi-million dollar settlements with ABC News, Meta and X.
