In a filing last month in which it claimed 60 Minutes was commercial speech, Trump’s legal team argued that CBS, in its previous legal filings, “neglects to reckon with modern forms of advertising monetization; the consumers’ attention is the product which content creators vie for, which they can then monetize with advertisements.”

Even as lawyers for Paramount Global and President Trump are in discussions about a potential settlement in his lawsuit over the editing of a “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris, Paramount and CBS filed a response reaffirming their position that the interview is protected by the First Amendment — and that Trump’s legal team has

Freedom of the Press Foundation has retained counsel to block Paramount Global from settling a lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump.

CBS News is pushing back against President Donald Trump’s lawsuit, which accuses the network of “deceitful” editing during a 60 Minutes interview with former vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.