Trump’s lawsuit was thrown against the New York Times

On Friday, a federal judge threw a claim of President Trump’s defamation against the New York Times, describing it as “boring and exhausted”, saying that the complaint is not “a protected platform for anger against the opponent.”

On Tuesday, Trump filed a lawsuit against the newspaper, many of its correspondents, and the publisher of the book “Lucky Soer” on reporting the president and business profession.

in to rule On Friday, Judge Stephen d. Meridy the complaint and gave Trump lawyers 28 days to rescue. The judge ordered that the modified complaint is no more than 40 pages and that it “corresponds to the rules of the procedure.”

The judge wrote: “As every lawyer knows (or is supposed to know him), the complaint is not a general forum for Vituperation and Investive – and not a protected platform for anger against the opponent.” “The complaint is not the speakers of public relations or a suitable platform for an emotional speech in a political gathering or the equivalent of a functional park.”