Trump says he will take legal action against the BBC, even though he is apologizing Donald Trump

Donald Trump will tell reporters he still has charges next week, despite Britard Britamborkester apologizing for his words.

On Friday evening, the US President told reporters aboard Air Form 'We will represent anywhere between a billion and $5bn next week. We have to do this next week. We have to do this. “

BBC posted A personal apology to Trump on Thursdaybut he said there was no legal reason to prevent many people from adding to his Devematory text.

The agency rejected its demands to return the money, after Layyars in Trump threatened to withdraw $1bn (£760m) from the damaged property unless BBC He gave in, apologized and settled with her.

A BBC They have also agreed not to show the Panorama version again.

The president said he had not discussed possible charges with UK goalkeeper Keir Starmer, but would do so at the weekend.

The organization is already running from resignation His Highness General, Tim Davie, and Chief News, Chief New Crura, followed Growing together and speaking in the Panorama era last year.

The program was published a week before the US. The low-cut report says that Trump told the crowd: “We're going to walk to the Capitol and I'm going to be with you, and we're going to fight.” The speech was taken from a place where his speech was less than an hour long.

With Reuters and Assince France