George Stephanopoulos Inks New Deal with 'Good Morning America' Amid Trump Defamation Controversy

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George Stephanopoulos Inks New Deal with 'Good Morning America' Amid Trump Defamation Controversy
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Despite facing backlash over the Walt Disney Co.'s settlement of a defamation suit filed against ABC News by President-elect Trump, 'Good Morning America' co-host George Stephanopoulos has secured a new multi-year contract with the network. The agreement is expected to address concerns stemming from ABC News' payment of $15 million toward Trump's presidential library and $1 million in legal fees to settle the lawsuit over Stephanopoulos' on-air statement regarding Trump's civil liability for sexual abuse.

' Good Morning America ' co-host George Stephanopoulos , who is taking fire over the Walt Disney Co.'s decision to settle President-elect Trump 's defamation suit against ABC News, isn't going anywhere. Stephanopoulos, 63, recently agreed to a new multi-year contract to remain with the ABC News morning program, according to several people familiar with matter who were not authorized to comment publicly. An ABC News representative declined comment.

'The incoming president is going to make the use of libel laws as a mechanism to harass and intimidate the people they perceive as their opponents,' said veteran 1st Amendment attorney Lee Levine. 'That's now perfectly clear. ... He wants to send a message out there: 'Don't cross me.

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