CABLE NEWS NETWORK, INC. et al v. TRUMP et al

Filing 3

LARGE ADDITIONAL ATTACHMENT(S) re 2 MOTION for Temporary Restraining Order filed by CABLE NEWS NETWORK, INC., ABILIO JAMES ACOSTA. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit 7, # 2 Exhibit 8, # 3 Exhibit 9, # 4 Exhibit 10, # 5 Exhibit 11, # 6 Exhibit 12, # 7 Exhibit 13, # 8 Exhibit 14, # 9 Exhibit 15, # 10 Exhibit 16, # 11 Exhibit 17, # 12 Exhibit 18, # 13 Exhibit 19, # 14 Exhibit 20, # 15 Exhibit 21, # 16 Exhibit 22, # 17 Exhibit 23, # 18 Exhibit 24, # 19 Exhibit 25, # 20 Exhibit 26, # 21 Exhibit 27, # 22 Exhibit 28, # 23 Exhibit 29, # 24 Exhibit 30, # 25 Exhibit 31, # 26 Exhibit 32, # 27 Exhibit 33, # 28 Exhibit 34, # 29 Exhibit 35, # 30 Exhibit 36, # 31 Exhibit 37, # 32 Exhibit 38, # 33 Exhibit 39, # 34 Exhibit 40, # 35 Exhibit 41, # 36 Exhibit 42, # 37 Exhibit 43, # 38 Exhibit 44, # 39 Exhibit 45, # 40 Exhibit 46, # 41 Exhibit 47, # 42 Exhibit 48, # 43 Exhibit 49, # 44 Exhibit 50, # 45 Exhibit 51, # 46 Exhibit 52, # 47 Exhibit 53, # 48 Exhibit 54)(jf)

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Exhibit 16 Lesley Stahl says Donald Trump admitted attacking press to "discredit" media coverage of "negative stories" - CBS News NEWS SHOWS VIDEO CBSN WATCH LIVE MORE CBSN Trending Videos CBSN LIVE » Saturday Devasating California wildfres turn deadly 60 Minutes Overtime "He's not a quitter" CBS NEWS / May 23, 2018, 3:18 AM Lesley Stahl: Trump admitted mission to "discredit" press Share / Tweet / Reddit / Flipboard / Follow CBS News Tweets by CBS News Lates From "60 Minutes" Email Last Updated May 23, 2018 5:39 AM EDT CBS "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl has revealed a candid remark made to her by then-presidential candidate Donald Trump in 2016. Stahl told a group of fellow journalists at the Deadline Club Awards Dinner in New York City earlier this week that Mr. Trump had admitted his consistent attacks on the media were meant to "discredit" journalists so that negative stories about him would not be believed. Stahl was the first television journalist to sit down with Mr. Trump for an interview following his election victory. Their wide-ranging on-camera interview did not delve into Mr. Trump's attitude toward the press, but Stahl said on Monday night that in a candid, off-camera meeting earlier that year, she pressed him to explain his barrage of insults aimed at journalists, and he gave her a clear explanation: "I said, 'You know, that is getting tired. Why are you doing this? You're doing it over and over. It's boring and it's time to end that,'" Stahl said on stage alongside https://www.cbsnews.com/news/lesley-stahl-donald-trump-said-attacking-press-to-discredit-negative-stories/[11/10/2018 1:59:16 PM] The pact that kept two NFL brothers together Why do mass shooters choose the AR-15 syle rife? Riding the waves of Nazaré with Garrett McNamara The Senate race predicting Lesley Stahl says Donald Trump admitted attacking press to "discredit" media coverage of "negative stories" - CBS News "PBS Newshour anchor Judy Woodruff.  America's future Trump lashes out at New York Times reporter in latest attack on press Trump reignites war with CNN, trashes networks Trump defends Sinclair stations amid outcry over scripted newscasts "He said, 'You know why I do it? I do it to discredit you all and demean you all so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you.' He said that," Stahl told the audience, adding, "So, put that in your head for a minute." The audience, and Stahl's fellow panellist Woodruff did take a moment to process the remarks. "We're all absorbing what you just said," Woodruff said in reaction. While the extended interview that "60 Minutes" aired did not discuss Mr. Trump's views on the press, Stahl did allude to them in a post interview discussion on CBSN, saying he appeared to be struggling with the challenge of keeping his base happy while also assuring the wider American public that he was going to work for them. Whisleblower says bishop allowed problem priess to say on job The fnal phase of America's war on ISIS The new maesro of the New York Philharmonic Tracing family trees to catch killers Why has the NYC subway gone of the rails? Hunting with eagles in Mongolia "That's always going to be a tug-and-pull for him, and I felt him grappling with it right there and then with me in the room," recalled Stahl. "And he wants to blame the press for everything… believe me, he showed no combativeness, no bitterness toward anybody but the media." Mr. Trump has continued his fight, largely on the battleground of social media, against what he derides as the "fake news" media. According to polling and interviews cited by The Associated Press at the beginning of this year, the tactic appears to be sowing seeds of doubt, as intended.  EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally stated that Mr. Trump had made the remark about trying to "discredit" the media to Stahl when she was at his office for the "60 Minutes" interview in November. It has been corrected to reflect that the remark was made during an informal meeting between Mr. Trump and Stahl in July 2016, before Mr. Trump won the presidential election. © 2018 CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved. Share / Tweet / Reddit / Flipboard / play VIDEO Devasating California wildfres turn deadly Lates From CBS News Email The satus of the Arizona, https://www.cbsnews.com/news/lesley-stahl-donald-trump-said-attacking-press-to-discredit-negative-stories/[11/10/2018 1:59:16 PM]

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