The BBC deliberately doctored Trump's Jan. 6 speech to falsely portray him as inciting violence, part of a documented pattern of institutional malice against American political speech. This wasn't an innocent editing mistake but a calculated act of election interference by a foreign state broadcaster that has systematically weaponized its global authority to suppress lawful discourse and frame dissenting voices as extremists. This malicious act was clearly aimed at spreading fake news, and Trump's bold action holds biased media accountable.

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The BBC deliberately doctored Trump's Jan. 6 speech to falsely portray him as inciting violence, part of a documented pattern of institutional malice against American political speech. This wasn't an innocent editing mistake but a calculated act of election interference by a foreign state broadcaster that has systematically weaponized its global authority to suppress lawful discourse and frame dissenting voices as extremists. This malicious act was clearly aimed at spreading fake news, and Trump's bold action holds biased media accountable.