He's HIDING From Them.

Donald Trump sued the BBC for $10 billion over its editing of his January 6 speech, but when it came time to testify under oath, his lawyers cited “matters of national importance” while he attended a campaign rally in Georgia and a Republican fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago. Now his lawyers say he has no availability before the December 18 discovery deadline, prompting a federal judge to warn that further noncompliance could bring sanctions. Meanwhile, the BBC has subpoenaed former special counsel Jack Smith, and Trump's legal team is trying to block his testimony. The BBC's response says it all: “No one forced Plaintiff to file this lawsuit.” Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.