Embattled BBC Prepared To Apologize to Trump for Deceptively Editing His J6 Speech, Trying To Avoid $1 Billion Lawsuit: REPORT
The BBC blinks – another fake news outlet bites the dust.
The once highly-regarded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was already facing a deluge of complaints about its biased news coverage, when a whistleblower brought about the collapse of the leadership.
He did it by showing how the ‘Beeb’ doctored the editing of a Donald J. Trump J6 speech to falsely suggest the US President was supporting violence during the DC riots.
So, the state broadcaster was left with the choice of either apologizing and retracting the documentary allegations, or face a $1 billion lawsuit from Trump.
‘The President has made very clear that this is a leftist propaganda machine’.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addresses whether Donald Trump’s threats to sue the BBC have put a strain on his relationship with Prime Minister Keir Starmer. pic.twitter.com/aExwOITTO4
— GB News (@GBNEWS) November 12, 2025
Reports have arisen today saying that the BBC is prepared to formally apologize.
The Telegraph reported:
“The US president accused the broadcaster of ‘reckless disregard for the truth’ after The Telegraph revealed a Panorama documentary edited his speech to make it appear that he had incited the 2021 Capitol Hill riot.
Tim Davie, the BBC director-general who resigned on Sunday, has since blamed ‘enemies’ of the corporation for stoking the row and declared the broadcaster ‘the very best of society’.”
NEW: BBC to apologize for deceptively editing President Trump’s January 6 speech in an effort to make it look like he encouraged violence at the Capitol.
The apology letter is reportedly expected to come early next week.
“Samir Shah, the BBC’s chairman, will write to the… pic.twitter.com/cJixU8mSDD
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 9, 2025
The BBC is reportedly ready to apologize, with lawyers working on the message to the US president.
“The row comes at a moment of high tension for the BBC, which is facing a ‘fundamental’ review of its royal charter, due for a once-in-a-decade renewal in 2027. The license fee is also set to increase to £181 next year.”
Earlier this week, in a letter to
The BBC chairman Samir Shah apologized to the culture, media and sport committee, for ‘errors of judgment’, while insisting that the broadcaster does not suffer from ‘systemic bias’.
‘Donald trump has sued various media organisations…’
Political Correspondent @Forster_K on the likelihood of Donald Trump taking legal action against the BBC over accusations of bias in the editing of a Trump speech. pic.twitter.com/snrfwMswSs
— GB News (@GBNEWS) November 13, 2025
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