

How Trump Got ABC to Pay Up
Dec 18, 2024
David Folkenflik, NPR's media correspondent, dives into the striking defamation settlement between ABC and Donald Trump. He explores how Trump's legal maneuvers shape media narratives, revealing unprecedented concessions from ABC, including funding for a presidential library. The conversation highlights the precarious relationship between the press and public figures, along with the ethical dilemmas faced by journalists. Folkenflik also discusses Trump's ongoing battles with the media and the implications for press freedom and accountability.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Legal Battle: Trump vs. ABC News and Its Implications
01:40 • 2min
Unprecedented Concessions: ABC's Settlement with Trump
03:41 • 2min
Exploring the ABC News Defamation Case and Media Dynamics
05:15 • 3min
Legal Battles and Media Settlements
08:33 • 10min
Trump's Press Accountability and Media Lawsuits
18:45 • 4min
Trump's War on the Media
22:50 • 9min