Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=eijDc9KkNas Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Trump Threatens $1 BILLION Lawsuit Against BBC 😳 | “They Butchered My Speech!” [XLKNfJoYE7I] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT US President Donald Trump has said he has an “obligation” to sue the BBC over what he described as a misleading edit of his January 6, 2021 speech in a Panorama documentary. In an interview with Fox News, Trump claimed that his remarks had been butchered and that the way they were presented in the program had defrauded viewers. This is the first time Trump has spoken publicly about the issue since his legal team sent a formal letter to the BBC, threatening a $1 billion (£759 million) lawsuit unless the broadcaster retracts the program, issues an apology, and compensates him for the alleged damages. A BBC spokesperson responded by saying: We are reviewing the letter and will respond directly in due course. Meanwhile, BBC Chair Samir Shah has already apologized for what he called an “error of judgment” regarding the edit used in the documentary. The dispute marks another flashpoint between the Trump administration and major media outlets, as Trump continues to challenge what he views as misrepresentation in media coverage. #DonaldTrump #BBC #Panorama #TrumpNews #BBCLawsuit #BreakingNews #MediaControversy #USPolitics #FoxNews #TrumpSpeech Gba6BlaRcy9 eTJK4p7DHJk vXw51wh4Y1t hrwLZvJMwiO QyfhbZXbaQq
US President Donald Trump has said he has an “obligation” to sue the BBC over what he described as a misleading edit of his January 6, 2021 speech in a Panorama documentary. In an interview with Fox News, Trump claimed that his remarks had been butchered and that the way they were presented in the program had defrauded viewers. This is the first time Trump has spoken publicly about the issue since his legal team sent a formal letter to the BBC, threatening a $1 billion (£759 million) lawsuit unless the broadcaster retracts the program, issues an apology, and compensates him for the alleged damages. A BBC spokesperson responded by saying: We are reviewing the letter and will respond directly in due course. Meanwhile, BBC Chair Samir Shah has already apologized for what he called an “error of judgment” regarding the edit used in the documentary. The dispute marks another flashpoint between the Trump administration and major media outlets, as Trump continues to challenge what he views as misrepresentation in media coverage. #DonaldTrump #BBC #Panorama #TrumpNews #BBCLawsuit #BreakingNews #MediaControversy #USPolitics #FoxNews #TrumpSpeech Gba6BlaRcy9 eTJK4p7DHJk vXw51wh4Y1t hrwLZvJMwiO QyfhbZXbaQq