Judge orders Trump to turn over financial records in BBC case
NEWS: A Florida judge has ordered Donald Trump to turn over financial records sought by the BBC in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit. The judge granted the BBC's motion to compel records from Trump's revocable trust, handing the broadcaster a MAJOR early win in discovery.
The UK is stepping on him. Love it.
And the suit will now be dropped in 3...2...1
The BBC is coming the BBC is coming.
Happy 250th, from the BBC.
Trump will drop the suit soon enough, TACO on a Tuesday I guess
He’ll be dropping his case shortly.
A broadcaster based outside the USA is going to have some fun in discovery it seems.
What happens when you sue somebody or a big company like the BBC, an international broadcaster, for defamation. And they don't back down. You get found out in discovery.
Foreign media doing what America media won’t #Blues
Yet another loss looming, another failure.
How long until this suit gets dropped? Let’s see what happens when a media company fights back.
That case is getting withdrawn ASAP 😂
Trump will be very quietly dropping this law suit.
Read @joshgerstein.bsky.social on BBC's efforts to make Trump's lawsuit of the outlet as painful as possible. www.politico.com/news/2026/07...
He'll drop the suit before he ever agrees to discovery,as always
It’s not to make it painful. They are defending themselves as they’ve every right to It’s a pity US Networks don’t have the same ‘cojones’
They should ask for the Epstein files too.
The BBC has very little to fear from a foreign *monarch* - the Little King can't really hurt them in the long term, so the fear factor doesn't affect their ability to maneuver in a global media environment. Go, Beeb! Your American cousins are counting on you.
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure covering discovery are soooo broad. Not looking it up, but it's badically anything not privileged (e.g. atty-client), that is admissible in evidence or might lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. The courts are liberal in what they required be disclosed.
Watch this lawsuit go up in smoke. They rarely get past discovery.
A judge in Florida has ruled Trump must hand over financial records sought by the BBC as it defends itself in his $10bn defamation lawsuit. www.yahoo.com/news/politic...
Love that for him. I bet he moves to drop it.
Judge Still Hasn’t Learned That Trump Doesn’t Keep Records, He Destroys Them
God knows the liar doesn't want anyone to find the truth about anything involving him. He's to stupid to know some of the stuff he starts backfires....
Wonder how one man can undo over 100 years and more of friendship with Canadians and British and still be in power.
I love it when he gets caught in his own Diaper
As a multi billion dollar news organization that is itself basically being slandered by the convicted criminal defiling The White House with his very occupation of it, the BBC probably could have, and really should have counter sued for the same amount.
When is the 🍊💩🤡 going to remember that Discovery is going to prove he's guilty every single time.
They will fail to comply in some way, stall things out, make various transparently bad faith plays and arguments, but they will never be held to account and not a single one will see a jail cell, because the system isn’t built to dispense justice.
BBC can ask for financial records in discovery as part of Trump's lawsuit, a judge ruled today. www.politico.com/news/2026/07...
And the suit dies. Well played, m'lud!
He keeps forgetting that discovery is a 2 way street.
Trump will either appeal or drop the lawsuit.
Is it too late to place a bet on Trump dropping the lawsuit?
He will rush it, appeal then Supreme Court
• A judge denied Trump's attempt to block dozens of subpoenas sent to members of his inner circle by BBC as part of its defense against his defamation lawsuit. • The subpoenas are part of the BBC's defense against Trump's $10bn defamation lawsuit over a documentary that used a misleading edit of
his speech on Jan. 6, 2021. • The judge granted the BBC's request to force Trump's company to respond to a subpoena seeking financial documents, which the BBC says will provide evidence to dispute Trump's claim of financial harm since the documentary aired.
Discover, discover discover Looks like you're gonna lose, lose lose!
With the event in question occurring prior to Trump's presidency, I guess he'll be picking up the legal tab himself?