Trump attorney Alina Habba said “we will weigh our client’s options.”
“All journalists must be held accountable when they commit civil wrongs. The New York Times is no different and its reporters went well beyond the conventional news gathering techniques permitted by the First Amendment,” she said in an email.
The Times’ reporting challenged Trump’s claims of self-made wealth by documenting how his father, Fred, had given him at least $413 million over the decades, including through tax avoidance schemes.If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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