The Daily Telegraph claimed that Donald Trump "would start a war with the BBC," and the White House accused the broadcasting company of being "intentionally dishonest."
BBC was exposed for serious tampering in handling the video of Trump's speech on January 6, 2021, by editing and splicing to create a false impression of "inciting the Capitol riot."
In the BBC's "Panorama" program documentary "Trump: Back Again?", the program edited and spliced speeches from different points in time to form a coherent "inciting" statement. For example, it edited a speech segment where Trump originally meant "expressing demands peacefully" into an implication of "armed resistance," accompanied by footage of the Capitol conflict, misleading viewers into thinking he supported violent activities.
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