Megyn Kelly tearing George Stephanopoulos to shreds. Today it’s costing ABC 15 Million and he has to apologize.
— Big Fish (@BigFish3000) December 14, 2024
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"As everyone on the right has been saying since the beginning, the dog-pile of lawfare attacks that waited until the election cycle before they started dragging Trump into court had more to do with making Trump a radioactive candidate than with any actual facts present in law.
"ABC’s George Stephanopoulos is proof enough of that. Bill Clinton’s former White House Comms director, best known in his Clinton years as being the self-described ‘captain of the bimbo eruptions’ in which he played a role in destroying the reputation and credibility of women who dared to make claims of Bill Clinton’s sexual impropriety.
"That’s a long way from ‘believe all women’.
"It’s an even longer way from trying to play on the emotions of Nancy Mace — a sexual assault survivor — and a misreading of a verdict against Donald Trump to drive a wedge between her and the then-candidate she supported for leadership in her party.
"Trump was neither found guilty of, nor liable for, rape. Not even close. But that didn’t stop George S. from using his interview with Nancy Mace as a platform to insist that he HAD, in fact, been found liable for rape, on 10 separate occasions.
"Trump sued for defamation. Falsely accusing someone of a felony is defamation, no matter WHO you are. Trump and George S. were called to sit for depositions. ABC blinked, and came back with a settlement.
"And they were forced to attach a statement of regret to that story."
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