Trump Unleashes on BBC Over Iran Coverage Amid $10 Billion Lawsuit: It's Almost Like They're Fighting Us to a Draw!'

"What they did is they had me speaking something I never said, and I've never seen anything quite like it. You know, CBS had that, we had the situation on 60 Minutes, and not the current owners, the past owners. The current owners, I think, are good, Ellison. But, BBC took it a step further. They actually had, they put words in my mouth and they said I said some pretty bad things, and I didn't say them. It was AI-generated."

"I said, I never said that, and then we found out it was AI-generated. And they admit they made a mistake. The president then revealed he recently decided to watch the network for some crazy reason. He came away disappointed by the BBC's coverage of the war. But I watched them this morning for some crazy reason, and it was so inaccurate."

President Trump criticized the BBC during a White House press event, claiming the network fabricated statements attributed to him using AI-generated audio in coverage of a pre-January 6 speech. Trump filed a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC in December, which the network attempted to halt in February through a discovery application that was denied by a U.S. judge. Trump stated the BBC admitted to making a mistake and compared the incident to similar editing issues at CBS's 60 Minutes. He also expressed frustration with the BBC's recent coverage of the U.S. and Israel's military operations, describing the reporting as inaccurate and misleading.

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