Yesterday Donald Trump suffered yet another humiliating legal defeat.
And honestly, it's getting to the point where I just need to record that one line so we
can just play it over and over because I'm having to say it at least once a week.
But yes, folks, yesterday Donald Trump suffered another legal defeat in court.
This one stemming from a lawsuit that he had filed against both the New York Times and
his niece, Mary Trump.
In his lawsuit, Donald Trump had alleged that Mary Trump and the New York Times and their
reporters engaged in a quote, insidious plot to take him down by, of course, releasing
some of his, his tax materials that Mary Trump had in her possession as a result of the,
the family drama with the wills and all that crap.
So she had some information.
She worked with the New York Times reporters.
Donald Trump sued because of this so-called insidious plot, which is what he called it
in the lawsuit.
And yesterday, , a member of the New York State Supreme Court, smacked the lawsuit
down against the New York Times, while not ruling on the separate lawsuit against Mary
Trump, but effectively ended Trump's suit against the New York Times.
The judge said , the, the case quote, fails as a matter of constitutional law and
said that news gathering is quote, the very core of protected First Amendment activity.
So the court basically is telling Trump like, you can't get mad just because they reported
something.
You cannot be angry because they're engaging in protected speech under the Constitution.
Your lawsuit is unconstitutional.
Now, you would think that the lawyers who took on this case for Donald Trump would've
warned him about this, and maybe they did.
I can't say that they did or that they didn't.
But any good lawyer who looked at this case had to have thought, there's no way, like,
we're going to get in trouble for filing this.
And of course they did.
Donald Trump now has to pay the legal fees for the New York Times for filing such a frivolous
lawsuit against them.
So not only did the case against the New York Times get thrown out, but now Trump has to
pay them money instead of getting money from them.
And it should also be noted.
And this Donald Trump off as well.
The New York Times won a Pulitzer for their reporting.
So you lost the case.
You have to pay them money, and they got the Pulitzer.
So everything is going wrong for Donald Trump.
And while we're talking about legal cases in New York, it's also worth noting that
Yesterday in the Eugene Carroll trial, Donald Trump's lawyer, Joe Taina, proudly announced
that, guess what?
Uh, we're not gonna be calling any witnesses of our own.
That's not smart.
Uh, definitely not what you wanna see in a, uh, civil criminal defense case, because this
is not criminal.
It is civil, but it's dealing with a criminal matter.
And Taina says, we're not calling any of our own people to, to defend Donald Trump, to
refute what, uh, Carroll and her legal team have had to say, no, we're, we're kind of
done.
We don't feel like fighting this.
Um, that's a pretty big screw up on behalf of Taina.
So I'm willing to bet probably within the coming days, I'm gonna have to sit here once
again and tell you that Donald Trump suffered another humiliating legal defeat because his
lawyers have done such a bad job in the Eugene Carroll case.
That one is of course, already starting to wrap up at this point, so stay tuned.
I'm sure I'll be repeating that line again in the very near future.