A hearing on these issues was pushed back to July 21. Ahead of that, Trump has lodged his complaints about the BBC's "impermissibly broad" discovery aims and how it will add to the expense of his litigation against the broadcaster.

"Defendants have engaged in excessive and impermissibly broad discovery efforts in such a manner that it distracts from the core issues in dispute in this case," the filing said, accusing the BBC of "attempting to distort the allegations in the Complaint in order to unnecessarily expand the scope of discovery into a sweeping inquiry into January 6th, post-election challenges, government investigations, congressional productions, call logs, calendars, and unrelated litigation, thereby needlessly increasing the cost of litigation."

Trump argued that the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are meant to prevent defendants from improperly "us[ing] this action as a vehicle to conduct a trial as to the events that occurred on January 6th."

"As reflected by Plaintiff's precise allegations in the Complaint, it is Defendants' actions in splicing and distorting President Trump's January 6, 2021, speech that is at issue in this case," the reply went on.

Earlier Tuesday, a Florida judge heard from frustrated counsel for Pulitzer Prize board members who face a defamation lawsuit for standing by 2018 awards to The New York Times and The Washington Post for their Russia probe reporting.

After the defendants' attorney complained that Trump hasn't "produce[d] a single written response or document" in discovery and still had the audacity to seek another lengthy extension, the judge reminded the president that he is the one who filed the case and insisted on it moving forward while in office, so he "has to follow the rules like the rest of us."

"There's no exemption just because he's a president, even though obviously got important duties to do," Senior 19th Judicial Circuit Judge Robert Pegg summed up.

Just one week ago, Trump's attorneys in New York announced they had reached a settlement in a long-running lawsuit against his niece, Mary Trump.

The New York Supreme Court's Appellate Division, First Department, in May handed down a major reversal on discovery, finding the daughter of Fred Trump Jr. was entitled as a matter of law to documents she said could help her prove she was fraudulently induced into a 2001 Trump family settlement after Fred Trump Sr.'s death.

Another federal judge is slated to hold a discovery conference as soon as Tuesday, this one in the American Bar Association's lawsuit against the Executive Office of the President, challenging efforts to "muzzle" attorneys through intimidation.

>>1520953
Jan 6th? In 2026?
Imagine getting your news from the On Patrol guy, Dan Abrams.

esl shill shows they can't read, just reflexively attack

esl shill delenda est

Sounds like trump made a direct call to action is now trying to cover it up since exploration would bring out more smoking guns against his failed coup.

>>1520974
"Go home" is a call to action?
Man, the ligs really are tarded and get all their news from idiot jew orgs like Abrams Media.

>>1520986
You seem angry that Trump screwed himself over with an unnecessary and self defeating lawsuit

probably because you can't read, esl shill

>>1521008
I remember when an IRS agent leaked Trumps tax return and he sued them for 10 billion dollars and won

>>1521017
>won
That case didn't go to trial. Also it wasn't an IRS agent.

>>1521021
https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/former-irs-contractor-sentenced-disclosing-tax-return-information-news-organizations
He's a contractor big deal

>>1521022
>who cares that I can't speak english
>just deal with it
You're the best lolcow on 4chan, esl shill

>>1521017
Do you remember when liggerals were crying about dRumpf not giving out his tax information, then the information was stolen and everyone shut the fuck up about it because there was nothing negative?
I remember. It was one of the liggerals first outrage porn scams of the Trump presidency.
Did they learn their lesson? Nope. Ligs keep getting tricked by ourtage piggies like retards.

esl shill is shlurping billionaire genitals again

>>1521031
>>its liberals fault that Trump kept promising to release his tax records
>>its liberals fault Trump sued the BBC
>>its liberals fault Trump made a big show of the reflecting pool right before he fucked it up harder than anyone could ever expect
don't taunt esl shill, they're esl sensitive right now

>>1520953
'I did NOT have an anal probe!'
-Eric Trumpman
Three times you went to court about wind turbines near your golf course, and three times Scotland's courts told you to go fuck yourself. Now whining about the BBC? They're not CNN. It's the BRITISH Broadcasting Corporation. Your influence in that country ceases to exist one millionth of an inch beyond the boundary of the US Embassy in London, you senile orange retard.
And even within US, the 1st Amendment.

Take your meds liggy miggy piggy 1521029, you're having an episode.

>>1521029
>there was nothing negative?
COVID really fried your brain, huh?

>>1521041
You know, I'm going to keep calling you piggies no matter what right, Oinkers?
>>1521044
Maybe the vax fried yours?

>>1521045
your mother really wants you to look for a real job esl shill. maybe you can get whatever GED equivalent they have where you live first

You know, I'm going to keep calling you an oinking liggy miggy piggy, no matter what 1521045.

>>1521053
Your butthurt retorts likely won't bug me, piggeral.

>likely won't bug me
>says the butthurt 1521056
Oh, it already has, piggy 1521056

>>1520986
>Go home
>Ignoring the part where he only said this after it was clear the coup failed
Why are fascists so intellectually dishonesty?

>>1521017
>Leaked
Except they weren't leaked, also it clear corruption since trump controls the IRS so it was him stealing 10 billion from tax payers.
If anything his full tax returns for his entire life should be released and then any criminal actions should be prosecuted.
Unfortunately that won't happen with the rightoids controlling both parties.

>>1521343
You would think if Donald Trump was controlling this IRS agent to leak Trumps tax returns it would have come up in court when he was being sentenced to jail for 5 years.

>>1521343
>it didn't happen
>but if it did happen, it was his fault
>also it needs to be much worse!
Comedy

>>1521343
You don't have any faith in the IRS to prosecute people without exposing their information.
That's interesting shit right there.

>>1521353
>>1521354
>>1521363
>trump does a fake leak to scam 10 billion dollars
That's totally his MO.

>>1521371
Like his assassination attempts were fake or totally done by conservatives?