Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/B23Mpkk3DKG.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Why Is Trump Suing BBC For $5bn Explained | Harry Cole Saves The West | Best Of The Week | 15-Nov-25 [HK59S152KiM] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT After the British Broadcasting Corporation apologised to President Trump for their scandalous editing of his Jan 6th speech in a Panorama documentary, Trump has now increased his lawsuit threat to $5bn. Harry Cole takes an in-depth look into why Trump is threatening to sue the BBC, what former senior BBC journalists think about the whole situation, the people who first broke the story, why Tim Davie quit, and what it all means for relations between the United States and the United Kingdom. Along with explaining why Trump is more broadly taking on the mainstream media. 00:00 - Why the BBC is on the ropes: Harry Cole 01:27 - How the BBC failed to react: Connor Stringer (Telegraph) 02:09 - 'Not an edit, a fabrication': Sarah Selip from 917 strategies. 03:12 - Why the BBC is destroying itself: Gordon Rayner (Telegraph) 06:45 - BBC's unforgivable Trump edit: Former BBC presenter Jennie Bond 11:35 - Weak leadership from the BBC: Gordon Rayner 15:56 - Hard to defend TV licence fee in the United Kingdom 18:27 - What Americans think of BBC TV Licence fee 21:38 - The BBC's 'smoking gun' over Donald Trump 23:24 - BBC caught red handed and Trump taking on the media: Harry Cole 24:26 - Why legacy media like BBC/CBS can't be trusted: Commentator Isabella Deluca 27:20 - Democrats lost against Trump because of 'woke issues' in media 30:55 - Difference between legacy media and fake news media 36:49 - Has Donald Trump broken the media landscape? 39:31 - Trump lawyer Mehek Cooke on Trump's BBC lawsuit 41:34 - Why the BBC 'should crumble': Mehek Cooke 44:41 - Should Trump run the country rather than sue media? Jon Levine 46:02 - BBC admits giving misleading impressions 47:31 - Elizabeth Pipko slams BBC over Trump edit scandal 49:40 - Harry Cole's application to be the next BBC Director General Harry Cole Saves The West: Live from Washington DC comes an unflinching, no-apology show confronting the crises shaking the US and UK - open borders, cultural collapse, economic chaos, and threats to our security. Here, American grit meets British backbone to defend faith, family, freedom, and the future of the West. hRdERkJtCMH M5AwHjZwwUd Rd8IdzmosRm jbmgHnYII25 0ukpeu3v3Ac
After the British Broadcasting Corporation apologised to President Trump for their scandalous editing of his Jan 6th speech in a Panorama documentary, Trump has now increased his lawsuit threat to $5bn. Harry Cole takes an in-depth look into why Trump is threatening to sue the BBC, what former senior BBC journalists think about the whole situation, the people who first broke the story, why Tim Davie quit, and what it all means for relations between the United States and the United Kingdom. Along with explaining why Trump is more broadly taking on the mainstream media. 00:00 - Why the BBC is on the ropes: Harry Cole 01:27 - How the BBC failed to react: Connor Stringer (Telegraph) 02:09 - 'Not an edit, a fabrication': Sarah Selip from 917 strategies. 03:12 - Why the BBC is destroying itself: Gordon Rayner (Telegraph) 06:45 - BBC's unforgivable Trump edit: Former BBC presenter Jennie Bond 11:35 - Weak leadership from the BBC: Gordon Rayner 15:56 - Hard to defend TV licence fee in the United Kingdom 18:27 - What Americans think of BBC TV Licence fee 21:38 - The BBC's 'smoking gun' over Donald Trump 23:24 - BBC caught red handed and Trump taking on the media: Harry Cole 24:26 - Why legacy media like BBC/CBS can't be trusted: Commentator Isabella Deluca 27:20 - Democrats lost against Trump because of 'woke issues' in media 30:55 - Difference between legacy media and fake news media 36:49 - Has Donald Trump broken the media landscape? 39:31 - Trump lawyer Mehek Cooke on Trump's BBC lawsuit 41:34 - Why the BBC 'should crumble': Mehek Cooke 44:41 - Should Trump run the country rather than sue media? Jon Levine 46:02 - BBC admits giving misleading impressions 47:31 - Elizabeth Pipko slams BBC over Trump edit scandal 49:40 - Harry Cole's application to be the next BBC Director General Harry Cole Saves The West: Live from Washington DC comes an unflinching, no-apology show confronting the crises shaking the US and UK - open borders, cultural collapse, economic chaos, and threats to our security. Here, American grit meets British backbone to defend faith, family, freedom, and the future of the West. hRdERkJtCMH M5AwHjZwwUd Rd8IdzmosRm jbmgHnYII25 0ukpeu3v3Ac