A lawsuit against Trump’s files against Murdoch, Wall Strettens and Newscorp via Epstein’s birthday card

Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against the right -wing media, Robert Murdoch Wall Street MagazineMother Companies “News Corp and Dow Jones” after the newspaper published the alleged president’s message to the alleged position of the sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein.

A complaint to be submitted at the Federal Federal Court. Lauderdale was not immediately available. The summary of the case indicates that the president is suing Marduk as well as the two Wsj Journalists whose lines appeared in the story.

After publishing the story on Thursday night, the President launched many threats of claims against his ally, who was one day, which was owned by the huge News Corb Group. Wsj As well as Fox News andNew York PostAmong other titles.

The newspaper published a alleged fifth birthday greeting to Epstein from 2003, which described as a sexual and birthday fee saying, “Every day it may be a great secret.”

Trump in fact wrote on Friday morning: “I look forward to obtaining Robert Murdoch to testify in my invitation against him and his newspaper” a pile of garbage. ” “This will be an interesting experience !!!”

The president has ever denied writing such a greeting to Epstein or even drawing “pictures of women”, although allegations arrive in the middle of his administration attempts to reject the so -called Epstein files as a democratic “trick” after the Ministry of Justice announced that he had not found evidence of supporting conspiracy theories on the issue of sex trafficking.

The Ministry of Justice’s attempt to finish its end to the president’s relationship with Epstein, who was accused of sexual assault on dozens of palace before he was found dead in his cell in prison in 2019.

“The Wall Street Journal Trump wrote about the social truth on Thursday night: “This is not my words, not the way I am talking about. Also, I do not draw the pictures. Robert Murdoch told him that it was a fraud, and that he should not print this fake story. But he did that, and now I will sue his ass, and his third newspaper.”

Trump said about an hour ago, in a longer publication, Trump said he was “personally” Murdoch warned Murdoch against publishing the story, “and if they printed it, they will be prosecuted.”

Trump said: “Mr. Marduk stated that he would take care of him, but it is clear that he had no ability to do so,” Trump said.

Like the notification on the schedule of the Federal Court in Florida moments before the public prosecutor Bam Bondi and the Deputy Prosecutor would like Blanche a proposal in the Federal Court in Manhattan asks the judge to cancel the certificate of the major jury in the Ibstein case in an attempt to confront the president’s tricks that the Ministry of Justice is to participate in coverage.

Issuing that certificate-which reaches only a small part of the evidence in the so-called “Epstein files”-still needs approval from the judge, which must strict rules surround the confidentiality of the major jury and protection of witnesses and victims.

It can take some time.

The administration refused to launch a separate and much larger segment of the evidence that was mentioned in an indication of what the administration described as the “first stage” of the release of evidence earlier this year, when the right -wing influencers were invited to the White House to receive the folders that were mostly issued in the case.

Trump routinely threatened to take legal action against the media due to uncommon or hostile coverage, and his lawsuits against ABC and CBS for the huge amounts have led to controversial settlements that raised concerns among the advocates of freedom of the press that publishers only raise the president’s candidate message to the media.

Now Murdoch found himself in the fire line. The Fox News Empire was accused of promoting the fake conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 elections to strengthen the Trump campaign. The network eventually settled this lawsuit, which was submitted by the Dominion voting machine, for $ 787 million.