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BBC director resigns amid criticism over editing of a Trump speech

The president claims the BBC hurt his business. So a judge says the BBC is entitled to see the president's business records. He of course is refusing.


The current U.S. president apparently likes to do whatever his current emotions tell him to do at the time without regard to possible consequences. In this case (as noted in both the article and commentary above it), it looks like the current U.S. president may be forced to reveal financial information about his businesses to the BBC that he was doing his damndest not to reveal to the U.S. public. And I'd love to be a fly on the wall when the BBC lawyers have to interview the president's inner circle--I'd be willing to bet that things will go really testy really quick, especially with witnesses like Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon.
 


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