Controversy Surrounding BBC's Editing of Trump's Speech
A former BBC consultant, Michael Prescott, has accused the network of manipulating Donald Trump's Capitol Hill speech to alter its original meaning and influence public opinion.
Trump stated: "We're going to Capitol Hill, and I'll be there with you, and we're going to fight. We're going to fight like hell."
The controversy emerged after the BBC edited Trump's nearly 70-minute speech, which was scheduled to air in 2025, to make it appear as if it were inciting the storming of the Capitol.
- The storming of the Capitol occurred just hours after Trump's remarks.
- The US president was accused of inciting violence.
- A survey conducted by the Telegraph revealed the BBC's alleged manipulation of the speech.
Author's summary: BBC accused of manipulating Trump's speech.
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