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BBC Wants Judge To Force Trump To Sit For Deposition In His Own Lawsuit Against Channel

BBC lawyers have asked a Florida court to compel the president to appear in the $10 billion case after they say he canceled an agreed-upon date this week, citing “matters of national importance.”

Sources (1)· Oct 15, 8:16 PM

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