@McCannSportsLaw “Gist of the story right “ what the hell are you talking about. Half the campus knew the morning after the incident that the student manager was in the car and not Kai. The story by the NY Times wasn’t even is the same universe of the “gist”
The NY Times editor even apologized
@Zigmanfreud They could have settled and they chose not to settle. Tons of folks knew the day after the incident Kai was not in the car. The NY Times totally defamed Kai and now maybe they will practice journalism going forward and not push a certain agenda
@kwmcnamee@McCannSportsLaw This was about an agenda. Half the campus knew the day after the incident it was the student manager in the car and not Kai. It would have taken five minutes of work to find out his narrative and his anonymous source was wrong. Went with it anyway and defamed Kai
@ByCasagrande@JayySimp It’s defamation. Any competent reporter would have discovered it was the student manager and not Kai. Half the campus knew the next day. But competency doesn’t matter when you have an agenda to push.
@katie_robertson Yeah they probably should have settled because they defamed him. Half the campus knew it was the team manager and not Kai. The editor even apologized from the witness stand. They broke their own standards with one anonymous source but they had to stick to their agenda
@katie_robertson The NY Times defamed him. Half the campus knew it was the team manager and not Kai. But the NYT went ahead with an anonymous source. Now they can get their checkbook out
@JournoRyan@BurnerLJohnson Awesome! I knew the day after the incident who the other person in the car was from my neighbor. His son was friends with the student manager. If I knew the NY Times had to know but they had an agenda and the agenda had to be adhered to